The Chicago White Sox have added some more outfield depth. According to Brooke Fletcher of Chicago Sports Network, the franchise has signed Joey Wiemer to a minor league contract.
The Chicago White Sox have agreed to a minor league contract with outfielder Joey Wiemer, according to Chicago Sports Network and MLB.com’s Scott Merkin.
The White Sox are in agreement with outfielder Joey Wiemer on a minor league contract, relays Brooke Fletcher of Chicago Sports Network. He’ll report to Triple-A Charlotte as non-roster depth.
How many of the active MLB players to reach 100 hits in at least eight different seasons can you name in five minutes?
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The Nationals announced Wednesday that outfielder Joey Wiemer has been placed on unconditional release waivers. Assuming he clears, he’ll be a free agent in 48 hours.
It has been a great start to the season for the Washington Nationals. Not only did they go into Wrigley Field and take two out of three from the Chicago Cubs, but they turned around and won the first contest of their three-game road set against the Philadelphia Phillies in decisive fashion.
The Washington Nationals have gotten out to a surprising 3-1 start to begin their 2026 campaign. Outfielder Joey Wiemer deserves a lot of credit for Washington’s early run.
Washington Nationals outfielder Joey Wiemer's historic streak ended Monday against the Phillies.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
It was a beatdown at Citizens Bank Park, but for the first time in a while, the Nats were the ones delivering the beating. They destroyed the Phillies in a 13-2 blowout.
On Monday, all eyes were on Washington Nationals outfielder Joey Wiemer. With a lineup featuring two All-Stars, a fifth-place NL Rookie of the Year finisher and multiple former top prospects, it's strange to think that a player who was claimed off waivers this offseason after being designated for assignment was commanding that type of attention.
The Washington Nationals enter their second series of the season with something almost nobody in the fanbase and around the baseball world expected: a winning record.
After getting knocked around Saturday to the tune of a 10-2 loss, the 2026 Nats showed a level of resilience hardly ever shown by the 2025 club, taking command early thanks to a 3-run shot by Joey Wiemer to defeat the Cubs 6-3 and win their first opening series since 2018.
The Washington Nationals have a new superstar, and his name is Joey Wiemer. Okay, that might be a bit much, but the outfielder has made quite the first impression for Nats fans.
Joey Wiemer's first week with the Washington Nationals couldn't be going much better. Fresh off two strong performances during the season's opening weekend, Wiemer leads the Nationals into Monday's opener of a three-game series at the Philadelphia Phillies.
Joey Wiemer and Keibert Ruiz homered while Jake Irvin struck out seven to lead the visiting Washington Nationals to a 6-3 win over the Chicago Cubs on Sunday Wiemer continued his torrid start to the season as he was 3-for-3 with a run scored and a walk.
Joey Wiemer, Jacob Young and Brady House homered and the bullpen provided 5 1/3 innings of one-run relief to boost the visiting Washington Nationals to a 10-4 Opening Day victory against the Chicago Cubs on Thursday.
Now that the holidays are past, it’s crunch time in the 2025-26 offseason. With a little over a month until Spring Training begins, teams are starting to fill out what their rosters will look like for February.
The Washington Nationals made a surprising move on Monday when they announced they claimed outfielder Joey Wiemer off waivers. That unit is easily the most loaded on their major league roster, and the addition of Wiemer came at a time when other areas have yet to be addressed.
Former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Joey Wiemer is on the move again after being claimed by the Washington Nationals, according to Robert Murray of Fansided.
Former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Joey Wiemer was traded from the Miami Marlins to the San Francisco Giants on Friday. The Marlins designated him for assignment earlier in the week and then sent him to the Giants on Friday for cash.
The Giants are acquiring outfielder Joey Wiemer from the Marlins, reports Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle. Miami designated the former top prospect for assignment earlier in the week when setting its roster ahead of the deadline to protect players from the Rule 5 Draft.
Former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Joey Wiemer was designated for assignment by the Kansas City Royals on Thursday. The Reds sent Wiemer and Jonathan India to Kansas City in exchange for Brady Singer over the winter.
The month of March may not count for the Major League Baseball standings, but it's a crucial time for hundreds of players across the sport. Every team currently has a handful of players fighting for inclusion on the Opening Day roster, and the Kansas City Royals are no exception.
The Kansas City Royals have shored up their infield.
The Cincinnati Reds stunned me and probably you as well, when they traded Frankie Montas to the Brewers. Joey Wiemer was one of two players they received in the deal.
Joey Wiemer is coming home. The 25-year-old is Cincinnati-bound after the Brewers traded him to the Reds in a three-player trade that sent Frankie Montas to Milwaukee.
He had been scuffling at the time of his injury, with just four hits to his name in the majors this season, although those struggles came in a microscopic sample of just 24 trips to the plate.
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