This past week has already seen two of the better relievers available go off the board. The White Sox, a team that could use some rotation help, added an option late on November 11, as former Royal Alec Marsh joined the team on a MiLB contract.

Braves ink Freeman to MiLB deal

No, not that Freeman. The Braves reportedly added former Rockies player Tyler Freeman on a Minor League deal.

Freeman became a free agent in October after he was no longer on the Rockies’ 40-man roster. A versatile player who can play in both the infield and outfield, Freeman slashed .247/.317/.314 over 79 games with Colorado.

He spent two seasons in the Colorado organization after the Guardians traded him for Nolan Jones in March 2025.

Marsh staying in AL Central

The White Sox signed former Royals pitcher Alec Marsh to a Minor League deal. It comes with an invite to 2027 Spring Training.

Marsh went to free agency in October after the Royals outrighted him off the 40-man roster. He missed each of the last two seasons due to injury.

Fairly deep arsenal for Marsh, who sat 93-96 MPH with his fastball and topped out at 98 MPH in 2024. His arsenal includes two fastballs, three breaking balls, and a changeup.

Other notes

The Rangers signed former Oriole infield prospect Max Wagner to a Minor League deal.

Arizona signed pitching prospect Kohl Franklin to a Minor League deal.

Former Nationals prospect Ben Moore signed a MiLB deal with the Brewers.

Additionally, the Reds re-signed Trevor Kuncl, Shane Sasaki, and Ben Wereski.

Check out more of our MLB coverage, including more on the Braves’ signing of Evan Phillips.