Free-agent left-handed reliever Tim Hill and the Chicago White Sox agreed to a one-year, $1.8 million deal on Thursday, according to sources. Hill, 33, became a free agent when he was non-tendered by the San Diego Padres this winter. He'll join a White Sox bullpen where he should see plenty of innings and high-leverage opportunities, which could make him attractive in deep holds leagues in 2024. The side-arming southpaw had a career-worst 5.48 ERA (5.49 FIP) and 1.65 WHIP while walking 14 and striking out 26 in 44 1/3 relief innings for the Friars in his fourth year with the team in 2023. Hill probably isn't going to be very fantasy relevant next year unless he's in the mix for saves and until he can start missing more bats. As of right now, Gregory Santos and Garrett Crochet are the best bets in Chicago for most of the saves.