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| The Denver Post reports that the A's have reached a minor-league deal with reliever Andrew Sisco. |
Our View: Sisco is recovering from Tommy John surgery, but he has never been a very effective major league pitcher. Expect him to start the season in the minors.
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| The Athletics will attend Andrew Sisco's workout on Friday, according to the SF Chronicle. |
Our View: Sisco has been recovering from Tommy John surgery, and already auditioned for the Giants and Rockies. The A's are considering him as they are in the market for a lefty reliever.
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| Andrew Sisco is on the Athletics' radar, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. |
Our View: He has been recovering from Tommy John surgery, and auditioned for the Giants and Rockies. The A's are considering him for bullpen depth after cutting Andrew Brown (shoulder surgery).
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| The White Sox have transferred Andrew Sisco from the 15-day to the 60-day DL, MLB.com confirms. The left-handed reliever is out for the season due to Tommy John surgery in early April. |
Our View: This news has no bearing on his rehab or in fantasy leagues. Move along.
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| Andrew Sisco underwent Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery on Monday, according to the team website. Sisco had surgery in New York and will be out of action 12-to-24 months.
Sisco, 25, came to the White Sox via a trade with Kansas City for Ross Gload on Dec. 16, 2006, and the southpaw was counted as an integral part of the White Sox bullpen. Gload currently starts at first base for the upstart Royals. |
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| The White Sox optioned Andrew Sisco to minor league camp on Wednesday. The 6-10 southpaw hasn't been able to harness his stuff since his breakthrough rookie season in 2005. |
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| Andy Sisco has earned a spot in the White Sox bullpen, but manager Ozzie Guillen said Sisco is on a short leash, according to the Daily Southtown. "I don't know any big-league situation where you are guaranteed a stay or your spot is your spot, so that's expected that he would say that," Sisco said. "I would prefer to know where I stand, so appreciate the way he goes about doing his business." |
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| Andy Sisco could go into the season as a starter for Triple-A Charlotte if he doesn't make the White Sox as a reliever, according to the Chicago Tribune. |
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| The White Sox acquired lefty Andy Sisco from the Royals in exchange for Ross Gload. Sisco will compete for a job in the bullpen. |
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| Andy Sisco, who has given up runs in each of his last three outings, has been tipping his pitches, according to the Royals website. "A couple people who I trust have told me I have been tipping my pitches," Sisco said. "Actually a friend on the other team, someone from our team, veterans I trust, and also our manager, Buddy [Bell], kind of saw something. So I figured if that many people are seeing something going on, I need to make an adjustment." |
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| The Royals recalled Andy Sisco from Triple-A Omaha on Tuesday, according to the AP. Sisco holds a 6.80 ERA in 45 appearances with Kansas City this season. |
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| The Royals optioned Andy Sisco to Triple-A Omaha after Thursday night's game to open up a roster spot for Odalis Perez, according to the AP. Sisco posted a 7.14 in 44 games with the Royals this year. |
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