When the Chicago White Sox announced their Opening Day roster, one name was surprisingly missing. Curtis Mead was part of the organization's return package for standout arm Adrian Houser.
One of the more intriguing decisions that the Chicago White Sox had to make early on was with Korey Lee. The catcher was projected to make the Opening Day roster after the Kyle Teel injury, but would wind up missing out after Reese McGuire was signed late in Spring Training.
Catcher Korey Lee has cleared waivers and been outrighted to Triple-A, according to Scott Merkin of MLB.com. Lee was designated for assignment by the White Sox three days ago after being informed that he wouldn’t make the Opening Day roster.
How many of the 19 players to join the 30/30 club multiple times in their MLB careers can you name in five minutes?
With Opening Day here for the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants, and looming for the rest of baseball, there have been a slew of roster moves as clubs have been making their final roster additions and subtractions before their own seasons kick off.
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 White Sox announced Wednesday that infielder Curtis Mead and catcher Korey Lee have been designated for assignment. Both were out of minor league options, and neither player made the Opening Day roster.
Catcher Korey Lee won’t be breaking camp with the White Sox, according to MLB.com’s Scott Merkin. Since Lee is out of minor league options, the Sox would
The Athletics kept the good spring rolling Tuesday afternoon. Oakland erased an early three-run hole, blasted three home runs and finished off the White Sox 11-7 at Hohokam Stadium for its fourth straight win.
CHICAGO –– Korey Lee was ready. On the second Major League pitch he's seen since June 5, he drove Kansas City Royals starter Noah Cameron's changeup 392 feet to left field for a two-run home run.
CHICAGO –– Korey Lee's third season with the White Sox has come with an injury, promotions and demotions. But through all the ups and downs, he's learned that one thing hasn't changed.
Entering the All-Star break, San Diego Padres catchers had combined for -1.8 Wins Above Replacement according to Baseball Reference, 30th in Major League Baseball.
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 is well established that the Chicago White Sox will be sellers at the 2025 MLB trade deadline. Furthermore, most of the candidates to be dealt have been revealed.
The San Diego Padres have not had the same primary catcher in consecutive years since Austin Hedges from 2017-20. That may change ahead of the July 31 trade deadline.
The Padres are known to be looking for help behind the plate, and their search for catching has extended to the Windy City. The Athletic’s Dennis Lin reports that the Padres have interest in White Sox catcher Korey Lee, who has spent much of the 2025 season either on the big league injured list or at Triple-A Charlotte.
The White Sox announced that they have selected the contract of catcher Kyle Teel, a move that was reported yesterday. In a corresponding active roster move, fellow catcher Korey Lee has been optioned to Triple-A Charlotte.
Catcher Korey Lee has returned to the White Sox ahead of Tuesday's 6:10 p.m. CT game against the New York Mets at Citi Field. Lee was placed on the injured list on April 10 after suffering a left ankle sprain in Cleveland.
The Chicago White Sox have had to endure injury after injury since the first pitch of spring training was thrown. Luckily they will be getting a few players back, with utility man Josh Rojas wrapping up his rehab stint with the Charlotte Knights and should be back soon.
The Chicago White Sox placed catcher Korey Lee and outfielder Mike Tauchman on the 10-day injured list Thursday. Lee, 26, was helped off the field after rolling his left ankle in the sixth inning of Wednesday's 3-2 loss at Cleveland.
The Chicago White Sox face a long path on their way back into contention, but they are better positioned for the future right now than they have been in previous seasons.
Catcher Korey Lee has been scratched from the Chicago White Sox's lineup ahead of a Friday night showdown with the Boston Red Sox, the team has announced.
We had a profitable run in home run props last week, highlighted by Korey Lee going yard on Wednesday to cash our +900 ticket. Let's channel some of that magic and target three HR bets for Monday's MLB slate.
We weren't able to follow up our +900 cash on Korey Lee with a home run prop winner on Thursday night, but we can still finish the week strong.
Are you not entertained!? With two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, Korey Lee went yard to cash our +900 home run ticket. That's the biggest score we've had all year, but it doesn't mean we're satisfied.
Boom! We cashed Freddie Freeman at +500 to go yard on Tuesday night. Let's keep the momentum rolling with three more HR props for Wednesday night's MLB slate.
Korey Lee was 3-for-3 with an RBI and four Chicago pitchers combined on a shutout as the White Sox beat the visiting Washington Nationals 2-0 on Wednesday afternoon in the rubber game of a three-game series.
In every rebuild, and yes, the Chicago White Sox are in another rebuild, you need to have a few players that you weren't necessarily counting on becoming contributors in some way.
There are some hopeful signs with at least one player on the White Sox roster: catcher Korey Lee.
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