Cabrera, who hasn't played in the major leagues since a short stint with the Orioles in 2015, was hitting just .201/.284/.249 over 52 games with Triple-A Charlotte this season, giving the White Sox little reason to keep the veteran in their organization. He'll look to latch on elsewhere in hopes of continuing his playing career.

Cabrera, who hasn't played more than 100 games in a Major League season since 2012, has signed a minor-league contract with the White Sox after failing to appear in a Major League game in 2016. Cabrera is hitting just .246 in his Major League career with a .643 OPS, so it's no stretch of the imagination to think that he likely will not see any playing time for the White Sox in 2017.

Cabrera was signed in July as minor league depth, but never made it to the majors with the Giants. He'll look for another opportunity elsewhere.

Cabrera spent the early part of the 2015 season with the Orioles, but didn't fare so well, hitting just .208 with two steals. To be successful, Cabrera needs to hit for average and steal bases because he doesn't get on base at a decent clip and his power is basically nonexistent. He'll play the waiting game in the minors, but he does have a chance to join the Giants sometime over the next couple of months.