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    ‘Like seeing Jordan in a Wizards uniform.’ José Abreu begins his next chapter after 9 years with White Sox.

    HOUSTON — José Abreu gave Gavin Sheets a big hug before beginning batting practice Thursday afternoon at Minute Maid Park. A few minutes later, Eloy Jiménez and Yasmani Grandal watched from behind the cage as Abreu took a few swings. A few minutes after the session finished, Abreu received a hug from Lance Lynn near the Houston Astros dugout. Abreu enjoyed the reunion with his former teammates ...
    by LaMond Pope, Chicago Tribune Mar 31, 2023 2 minutes
    The Houston Astros' Jose Abreu greets his former Chicago White Sox teammates on Opening Day at Minute Maid Park on March 30, 2023, in Houston.

    HOUSTON — José Abreu gave Gavin Sheets a big hug before beginning batting practice Thursday afternoon at Minute Maid Park.

    A few minutes later, Eloy Jiménez and Yasmani Grandal watched from behind the cage as Abreu took a few swings. A few minutes after the session finished, Abreu received a hug from Lance Lynn near the Houston Astros dugout.

    Abreu enjoyed the reunion with his former teammates before making his debut

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