The Chicago White Sox exercised their $12.5 million club option on shortstop Tim Anderson for 2023 and declined their $5.5 million option on infielder Josh Harrison.
with the club option and a $1.5 million buyout for 2023. He slashed .256/.317/.370 with seven homers, 27 RBIs and 50 runs in 119 games in 2022.
Harrison, 35, spent the bulk of his time at second base , but the two-time All-Star showcased his versatility, making 20 starts at third base and another in left field. He even pitched the ninth inning in three games, including July 5 against the Minnesota Twins in a game in whichHarrison started slowly, hitting .135 in April and .194 in May. He heated up in June, hitting .322, and had a .303 average for September and October. He hit .232 in 66 games before the All-Star break and .
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