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3 notable White Sox who won’t be back and where they’ll go

By Noah Yingling

Aug 7, 2022; Arlington, Texas, USA; Chicago White Sox designated hitter Jose Abreu (79) hits a single against the Texas Rangers during the first inning at Globe Life Field. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
Aug 7, 2022; Arlington, Texas, USA; Chicago White Sox designated hitter Jose Abreu (79) hits a single against the Texas Rangers during the first inning at Globe Life Field. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports /
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Josh Harrison, White Sox, Orioles
Josh Harrison of the Chicago White Sox. (Leon Halip/Getty Images) /

2) White Sox IN/OF Josh Harrison – Baltimore Orioles

Josh Harrison has been a good utilityman for the White Sox this year but he will be a free agent. He has been on five teams in the last five seasons so he will likely be on the move again. The Baltimore Orioles will be an upcoming team in 2023 after they surprised the baseball world this year and they could look to sign Harrison.

The Orioles have a very young team and a lot of prospects that are in the majors or are very close. SS/3B Gunnar Henderson (MLB.com’s No. 2 overall prospect) has played very well in the majors thus far and infielder Jordan Westburg (MLB’s No. 77 overall prospect) will likely make his MLB debut next season.

Harrison could be a bridge to Westburg (who could play shortstop or second base if Henderson is at third) but he could also be a veteran presence on their young team. Harrison could also play the outfield and he is a great defender (8 Defensive Runs Saved in 2022) so he could be a great option for them on the cheap.

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