Ronald Belisario left Wednesday's game due to lower back tightness. Belisario struggled in the outing, allowing five singles while recording only one out. He's considered day-to-day with the injury.

Ronald Belisario is expected to make his Cactus League debut with the White Sox on Wednesday or Thursday. The veteran right-hander had been throwing in his native Venezuela while delayed by visa issues, and tossed his first spring bullpen on Saturday when he arrived. He'll throw again on Monday before being thrown into action later in the week.

Ronald Belisario reported to White Sox camp on Saturday. The 31-year-old hurler was delayed for several weeks due to visa issues. He could have been a darkhorse candidate for saves in the White Sox bullpen had he arrived to camp on time, but is still expected to work in a setup capacity once he gets up to speed.

Ronald Belisario is expected to report to White Sox' camp soon after getting his visa issue resolved. It's obviously less than ideal that Belisario has already missed a few weeks of action, but he should have enough time to prepare for Opening Day. The former Dodgers reliever is set to serve as a setup man for the White Sox.

Ronald Belisario has yet to report to White Sox' camp due to visa issues. Manager Robin Ventura had no update on Belisario's situation except to say that "it's gone dark." The skipper said over a week ago that the reliever's absence was "getting closer" to becoming an issue, so it's safe to assume it's officially a problem. Belisario could still conceivably have time to get ready for Opening Day if he reports shortly, but it doesn't appear his situation will be resolved soon.

White Sox manager Robin Ventura said Sunday that Ronald Belisario's absence due to visa problems is "getting closer" to becoming an issue. "We're still on a watch," Ventura said. "It's getting closer (to being an issue). These guys have all been out here doing stuff and it's getting close to it. I don't know if I can speed up the visa issue so you have to wait and see." Assuming he gets to camp at some point, Belisario is slated to open the year as a setup man for the White Sox.

Ronald Belisario has yet to arrive at White Sox spring training camp due to a visa issue. The 30-year-old right-hander inked a free agent deal with the White Sox in December, and is expected to compete for the closer's role alongside Nate Jones, Mitchell Boggs, Matt Lindstrom and Daniel Webb once he arrives in camp.

White Sox signed RHP Ronald Belisario to a one-year, $3 million contract. The deal was reported a couple weeks ago and is now official after Belisario passed a physical. The 30-year-old has put up a 3.24 ERA over the last two seasons while striking out 118 across 139 frames. It's possible that he'll be in the mix for saves with the White Sox' closer gig up in the air.

Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune reports that the White Sox have agreed to terms with Ronald Belisario on a one-year, $3 million contract. Belisario was non-tendered by the Dodgers earlier this week, but it didn't take him long to get scooped up. The 30-year-old has put up a 3.24 ERA over the last two seasons while striking out 118 across 139 frames. He'll help set up for Addison Reed for the Pale Hose.

Dodgers non-tendered RHP Ronald Belisario. It's a surprise, as the Dodgers of all teams could have afforded to keep Belisario in his first year of arbitration. The 30-year-old has put up a 3.24 ERA over the last two seasons while striking out 118 across 139 frames. He won't have trouble netting a middle relief gig somewhere.