White Sox Claim Hudson, Mets Lose Left-Hander

0:00On March 28th, the Chicago White Sox claimed left-handed pitcher Brian Hudson off waivers from the New York Metz on Friday. Hudson had been designated for assignment by the Metz right before the season started, after a rough spring training where he gave up six runs and just three innings. The Metz had brought Hudson in as injury insurance for another reliever, but they opted for Richard Love Lady instead for one of their roster spots. This cleared the way for Hudson to head back to Chicago where he had pitched briefly the previous year. Hudson first joined the White Sox made way through the 2025 season after coming over from the Milwaukee Brewers. In four appearances, he struck out six batters over four and two-thirds innings before getting traded to the Metz in February. Now with a fresh shot in Chicago, Hudson aims to earn a roster place as the White Sox regroup from their opening loss to the Brewers. Meanwhile, the Metz, who beat the Pittsburgh Pirates in their first game, still have lefties like Brandon Wadell and Matt Turner to fill the gap.

1:00Both teams eye better seasons ahead, with the Metz chasing another playoff run after their wild card success and collapse over the last couple years, while Hudson gets set to prove himself once more on familiar turf. That's your update from New York Metz News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the Story.