The Chicago White Sox activated newly-acquired right-hander Aaron Civale to the active roster Saturday and recalled first baseman Ryan Noda from Triple-A Charlotte.
The White Sox’s six-game, two-city, one-state road trip is trending in the wrong direction after a brief flicker of hope. A promising start has given way to more of the same, with the offense flatlining in a 3–1 loss to the Rangers on Friday night.
A former Cleveland Guardians pitcher is on the move once again, as Aaron Civale has been traded from the Milwaukee Brewers to the Chicago White Sox. The Brewers and White Sox announced the move on Friday.
Earlier this week, the Milwaukee Brewers called up phenom Jacob Misiorowski to boost the starting rotation. The young phenom sparkled in his major league debut against the Cardinals on Thursday, throwing five no-hit innings in a 6-0 Brewers win before he left with right leg cramping.
One day after Aaron Civale requested a trade, the Milwaukee Brewers obliged and shipped the right-hander to the Chicago White Sox on Friday. In exchange for Civale and cash considerations, the White Sox sent veteran first baseman Andrew Vaughn to the Brewers.
Just one day after publicly requesting a trade from the Milwaukee Brewers, right-handed pitcher Aaron Civale has been dealt. Rather than spending the rest of the 2025 season in Milwaukee’s bullpen with a playoff contender, Civale will now join the Chicago White Sox.
The Milwaukee Brewers didn't wait around long to pull off a trade. It was shared on Thursday that veteran hurler Aaron Civale had requested a trade out of Milwaukee after he was moved to the bullpen to make room for Jacob Misiorowski.
The Chicago Cubs have been in control of the National League Central this year, spending the last 70 days in first place. Entering play on June 13, their 42-27 record has provided them with a 5.5 game lead over the Milwaukee Brewers.
On Thursday, the Milwaukee Brewers will start a four-game weekend series with the St. Louis Cardinals. It is vital for the Brewers to perform well in this series for a couple of reasons.
On Tuesday afternoon, it was announced that the Milwaukee Brewers would be calling up top pitching prospect Jacob Misiorowski from the minor leagues to make his MLB debut on Thursday against the St.
Right-hander Aaron Civale was bumped from the Milwaukee Brewers' rotation, and now he wants to be traded from the club. Civale's spot in the rotation was taken by top prospect Jacob Misiorowski, who was summoned from Triple-A Nashville to make his MLB debut against the visiting St.
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Aaron Civale celebrated his birthday on Thursday by asking for a trade, and it is fair to question whether the team’s social media people were aware that the request was coming.
The Brewers plan to move right-hander Aaron Civale from the rotation to the bullpen now that top prospect Jacob Misiorowski has been promoted for his major league debut, manager Pat Murphy tells the team’s beat (link via Adam McCalvy of MLB.com).