The Chicago White Sox scratched Adrian Houser from Wednesday’s scheduled start. It was done with the trade deadline in mind.

General manager Chris Getz said Curtis Mead, Duncan Davitt and Ben Peoples could join the White Sox major league team in the near future.

The Rays acquired veteran pitcher Adrian Houser from the White Sox in an effort bolster their starting rotation.

CHICAGO –– Adrian Houser is on the move again. After being scratched from Wednesday's start against the Philadelphia Phillies due to a potential trade, a deal came to fruition Thursday afternoon.

Who the White Sox received The White Sox return is headlined by Australian infielder Curtis Mead, who was added to the 40-man roster. He's a 6-foot-1, 24-year-old right-handed hitter who can play ...

The 32-year-old is in his ninth big-league season. White Sox starter Adrian Houser delivers against the Cubs in the seventh inning July 25, 2025, at Rate Field. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune) ...

If a trade happens it's out of my control. So right now I'm focused on Adrian Houser-White Sox and that's how I'm treating it going day by day. Whatever's in the future is out of my control.

The White Sox created some buzz around one of their top trade chips today when they scratched right-hander Adrian Houser from his scheduled start against the Phillies later today.

With no clear path back to the big leagues, Houser was granted his release to pursue opportunities elsewhere. He signed with the White Sox on May 20, and — thanks in part to a mechanical tweak ...

Ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline, the Tampa Bay Rays traded for two pitchers to provide depth for a playoff run.

Houser is on the trade block, and while he has not be dealt anywhere at this point, the White Sox are holding the righty out in anticipation of moving him ahead of Thursday's deadline, according ...

Houser (6-2) picked up the win Friday against the Cubs, allowing three runs on five hits and three walks in 6.2 innings. He struck out three.