Guyer, 34, was in camp with the Giants in the spring before being released at the end of March. He now hopes to shift his focus to training athletes. Best known as a lefty-masher, Guyer will walk away with a .250/.339/.388 batting line and 32 homers over 517 major league games between the Rays and Indians.

Guyer and left-handed reliever Jerry Blevins were both issued their released before transactions froze. The outfielder known best for being a magnet to pitchers (85 HBP in 517 career games) last played in the majors in 2018 and owns a career slash of .250/.339/.338 in seven seasons with the Indians and Rays. 

Guyer has played 518 games in the big leagues and owns a respectable .250/.339/.388 slash line, good for a 104 wRC+. None of those games came in 2019, however, and the 34-year-old hasn't managed an above-average batting line since 2016, so his chances of making a significant impact in the majors this season appear slim. He hit a modest .244/.367/.366 for Triple-A Charlotte last season.

Guyer was released from his minor-league pact with Chicago on Friday, but finds himself back with the team after a few days testing free agency. The 33-year-old had a .220/.312/.351 slash line over 413 plate appearances with the Indians over the past two seasons, and should serve as organizational outfield depth for the White Sox.