Snodgress signed a minor-league deal with the White Sox on Wednesday that includes an invite to spring training, Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish reports. Snodgress spent 2014 between three different levels, starting at Double-A but taking on a bullpen role with Triple-A Charlotte as well as with the White Sox, where he pitched 2.1 innings. He could compete for a bullpen spot with the Angels in 2015 with a strong spring training.

The White Sox declined to tender Snodgress a contract, Scott Merkin of MLB.com reports. Snodgress spent most of the year at Double-A Birmingham, posting a 3.89 ERA and 79:52 K:BB over 122.2 innings, but he also made eight appearances at Triple-A Charlotte and four with the big club in September. The 25-year-old wouldn't have commanded much in his first year of arbitration, but it still would have been too much for a pitcher who figures to spend most of 2015 in the minors.

Snodgress had his contract purchased from Triple-A Charlotte on Sunday, ESPN Chicago's Doug Padilla reports. After making 21 starts with Double-A Birmingham earlier in the year, Snodgress has made all eight of his appearances in relief at Charlotte after receiving the promotion to Triple-A earlier in the summer, yielding a 4.96 ERA and 1.30 WHIP. He'll just be tasked with eating low-leverage innings out of the White Sox bullpen following Saturday's doubleheader.