The Chicago White Sox have made significant roster moves, opting to send first baseman Andrew Vaughn and infielder Tim Elko down to Triple-A Charlotte while welcoming back outfielders Andrew Benintendi and Mike Tauchman from the injured list. Vaughn has struggled this season, maintaining a batting average of just .189 with 5 home runs and 19 RBIs. His performance is far below expectations, especially considering his previous season's stats where he batted .246 with 19 homers and 70 RBIs. General manager Chris Getz believes that a stint in the minors will allow Vaughn to slow down and focus on making necessary adjustments without the pressures of the major leagues. On the other hand, Benintendi returns from injury, looking to improve on his .224 average, while Tauchman also seeks to find his rhythm after battling hamstring issues this season.