The White Sox appoint Juan Minaya for the assignment

The White Sox have appointed right-handed Juan Minaya for assignment, tweets Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times.

Minaya, a former astro farm worker, has been relatively effective for the club this season, averaging 3.90 points with a decent 27/12 K / BB in 27 2/3, most batting. The ERA estimators were much less impressed – its 29.4% among the lowest rates was among the lowest in the league, leaving a forecast of HR / 9 well north of the total of 1.30. He has allowed this season. The 28-year-old also plunged nearly two miles to the hour of his best-ever career mark at 95.4 MPH in 18, and the efficiency of his slider has dropped considerably.

Minaya's DFA gives way to the return of the righteous Dylan Coveyitself a bit of a flaw in the already fragile armor of the rotation of the White Sox. The team's pen also struggled to move the Minaya. Only a dominant Aaron Bummer it's separated; Alex Colome and Evan Marshall have come out with dubious devices, the former sporting a comic BABIP low .124.