Jos Abreu is entering the final year of his contract with the White Sox.
That's a shift from the last time Abreu was nearing free agency. In 2019 — the final season of his initial six-year contract with the White Sox — he famously said, tongue in cheek, he would sign himself if the team didn't extend him.“I don’t want to miss this, I don’t want to miss what is coming, and I’m going to be here.”
Of course, Abreu didn't have to sign himself. He and the Sox agreed to a three-year extension that November. Abreu has spent his entire eight-year career with the White Sox. He's a former MVP and a leader in the clubhouse who's been with the team from its rebuilding days to its current status as World Series contenders."I have to see what happens with this season," Abreu said."My goal right now is just to have a very good season, stay healthy.
"Once the season ends, I will have to make a decision and see if I want to continue or if there's a chance to be here or if there's a chance to be in another place. We'll see once the season ends.
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