Sierra adds depth to White Sox bench

CLEVELAND -- Outfielder Moises Sierra officially joined the White Sox prior to Sunday's series finale in Cleveland, replacing left-handed reliever Frank De Los Santos on the active roster. De Los Santos spent one day with the White Sox before going back to Triple-A Charlotte.

Sierra, who will wear No. 25, gives the White Sox added bench depth after the team went with eight relievers and Leury Garcia, Adrian Nieto and Paul Konerko off the bench on Saturday.

"It's another piece," said White Sox manager Robin Ventura of Sierra. "With [Adam] Eaton going down, we're light in the outfield area. You can have Leury go out there, but it adds another piece to us, and being right-handed keeps us more balanced that way."

The right-handed hitting and throwing Sierra, 25, was claimed off waivers from the Blue Jays on Saturday. He has played 69 career games in right and three in left, but has never played center field.