The Chicago White Sox have hired former Los Angeles Angels manager Phil Nevin to a role in the player development department. Bob Nightengale of USA Today had the information on social media: The Chicago White Sox make shrewd move as they hire former Angels manager Phil Nevin as a special assistant in their player development department.

The name is the fourth for the ballpark in its 30-plus year history. When it opened in 1991, the stadium was known as Comiskey Park, but a naming rights deal in 2003 brought a new name to the ballpark, which became known as U.S. Cellular Field.

Chicago White Sox added Phil Nevin to their player development team as Chris Getz focuses on reshaping the organization.

After missing out on the Chicago White Sox managerial job this offseason, Phil Nevin is joining the South Siders as a special assistant in the franchise’s player development department, USA Today’s Bob Nightengale reported on Monday.