Evan Marshall Settles on Deal with White Sox

Evan Marshall becomes the second White Sox reliever to avoid arbitration today.

On a busy day of MLB contract news, White Sox pitcher Evan Marshall is part of it. The right-handed reliever and the club have agreed on a $1.1 million salary for the 2020 season, per Robert Murray.

Source: #WhiteSox, Evan Marshall settle at $1.1 million, avoiding arbitration.
— Robert Murray (@ByRobertMurray) January 10, 2020

Marshall signed a minor league deal ahead of the 2019 season and impressed during Spring Training, landing himself a spot on the White Sox roster. A “diamond in the rough” of sorts, Marshall posted 1.8 bWAR, 7.28 K/9, and a 2.49 ERA in 50.2 innings over 55 games in 2019. Marshall becomes the second White Sox reliever to avoid arbitration today, as Alex Colome also settled on a deal with the club.

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Jonnie Nonnie

BS-Broadcast Journalism - University of Illinois 2016 | Engagement Director for SoxOn35th.com | Editor-in-Chief at OnTapSportsNet.com | Panelist on Four Feathers Podcast and Sox On Tap

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