After filling in at shortstop in Chicago for
the final six weeks of the 2022 season, Andrus is expected to
slot in at second base for the White Sox this year, ESPN
reported.
The Oakland Athletics released Andrus last August and he caught
on with the White Sox as they made a playoff push that came up
short. Andrus played shortstop while Tim Anderson was sidelined
by injury.
In 149 games split between Oakland and Chicago, Andrus batted
.249 with 17 home runs, 58 RBIs and 18 stolen bases. He had nine
homers and 11 steals in his 43 games with the White Sox after
just eight homers and seven steals in 106 games with the A's.
In 14 seasons with the Texas Rangers (2009-20), Athletics
(2021-22) and White Sox, Andrus is a career .270 hitter with 96
home runs, 360 doubles, 731 RBIs and 335 steals. He was an
All-Star in 2010 and 2012.
--Field Level Media
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