White Sox Acquire Pitcher Cam Booser

Eloy Jimenez's tenure with the Chicago White Sox has been marked by disappointment due to injuries and underperformance, leading to his recent signing of a minor-league deal with the Tampa Bay Rays, who have a history of reviving struggling players. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees reflect on their storied history, tracing their name change from the 'Highlanders' in 1913, with Bert Daniels being the first player to officially don the 'Yankees' name. Additionally, pro-Palestinian protests have emerged as a significant story on college campuses, particularly in Chicago, where students have rallied for a ceasefire in Gaza, leading to clashes with police. In sports news, the White Sox made an interesting offseason move by acquiring Cam Booser from the Boston Red Sox, highlighting his unusual journey to the majors after a career break. This acquisition comes amid a flurry of offseason activity for the White Sox, who are looking to improve their roster. Lastly, Wrigley Field's iconic marquee has undergone various color changes since its inception, with a historical look back at its significance during the Cubs' early seasons.