Prelander Berroa pitched in relief during the game against the Padres, entering the eighth inning with a lead. While he successfully retired the first three batters he faced, he ultimately struggled in the eighth, giving up a leadoff double and allowing the Padres to rally for the win, resulting in the Sox's 120th loss of the season.

Prelander Berroa is emerging as a successful pitcher in the major leagues, showcasing his potential as part of the White Sox's bullpen. His development is part of Katz's focus on cultivating young talent, and Berroa is actively working on expanding his repertoire with a splitter. Katz is encouraged by Berroa's progress, highlighting him as one of the bright spots in a season that has otherwise been challenging for the team.

Prelander Berroa has been recalled from Triple-A Charlotte to join the White Sox roster. He was added as part of a shake-up that included optioning Bryan Ramos to Triple-A and designating John Brebbia for assignment.

Prelander Berroa was sent down to Charlotte from the White Sox due to a heavily taxed bullpen.

Prelander Berroa, acquired in a trade for Gregory Santos, returned to practice after recovering from a sore shoulder.