White Sox acquire Tommy Pham from Phillies
Chicago adds veteran outfielder Tommy Pham via trade with Philadelphia as part of a move to deepen their OF roster.

The Chicago White Sox have acquired outfielder Tommy Pham from the Philadelphia Phillies in a trade. The move is part of Chicago's effort to add depth to their outfield. Pham is a veteran presence with experience across multiple MLB organizations. The deal is reported via official MLB team news channels, indicating a completed transaction.
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