The Los Angeles Angels are struggling, with only two wins in their last seven games, leading to a disappointing 12-14 record, placing them last in the American League West division. The team's bullpen has been particularly problematic, ranking 25th in the league with a 5.02 ERA. In a bid to revitalize the pitching staff, the Angels have made several roster changes, including recalling left-handed pitcher Jake Eder and selecting right-handed pitcher José Fermin's contract. Eder, while having a challenging stint with a 6.00 ERA in Triple-A, boasts an impressive strikeout rate of 13.9 K/9. Conversely, Fermin has excelled this season with a mere 1.12 ERA and a remarkable 16.9 K/9 in 8 innings.

The Chicago White Sox have secured right-hander Bryse Wilson on a one-year contract worth $1.05 million, adding depth to their starting rotation. Wilson, who previously played for the Milwaukee Brewers, brings a 5-4 record and a 4.04 ERA from the last season.

With the departure of Garrett Crochet, the Sox's rotation remains uncertain, with several candidates vying for starting roles. General manager Chris Getz aims to bolster the team after two challenging seasons.