The Chicago White Sox have signed pitcher Erick Fedde to a two-year, $15 million contract, bolstering their pitching roster with a seasoned arm. The announcement comes after Fedde's standout season in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO), where he was named the league's MVP.

Fedde, a 30-year-old right-hander, joins the White Sox following a successful stint with the NC Dinos in the KBO, where he posted a 20-6 record and an impressive 2.00 ERA. This move by the White Sox is seen as an effort to enhance their pitching depth and capitalize on Fedde's recent form.

Before his time in South Korea, Fedde spent six seasons with the Washington Nationals. He was a first-round pick in the 2014 amateur draft and made his major league debut with the Nationals in 2017. Over his tenure in Washington, Fedde accumulated a record of 21-33 with a 5.41 ERA in 102 games, including 88 starts.

The signing of Fedde is a strategic move by the White Sox, who are looking to reinforce their pitching staff ahead of the upcoming season. Fedde's experience and recent success in the KBO make him a valuable addition to the team. His arrival is expected to provide a boost to the White Sox's rotation and bullpen options, offering versatility and depth to their pitching lineup.