White Sox Make Unexpected Luis Robert Jr. Move Before Cubs Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Center fielder Luis Robert Jr. is in his sixth season with the Chicago White Sox after making his big-league debut in the pandemic-shortened 2020 campaign.

Chicago White Sox slugger Luis Robert Jr. was being evaluated after he was hit by a pitch in his return to the lineup after missing two games because of right adductor tightness.

The White Sox are in no rush to trade Robert away, considering that they're a bad team anyway and they wouldn't get much value if they let go of him now. They have the time to try and rehabilitate his value, so a scenario in which they accept his option for next year isn't too difficult to envision.

Division rivals are vying for outfielder Luis Robert of the White Sox, with the White Sox apparently resolute in the stance that they'll either receive a trade return the equivalent of what Robert's potential is or hang onto him beyond the deadline. The White Sox hold a $20…

After missing the last two games with adductor soreness, Luis Robert Jr. will serve as the White Sox designated hitter Sunday against the Chicago Cubs.

The White Sox have a high asking price for Luis Robert Jr., but a lot of teams in the mix think that they are going to fold.

The Chicago White Sox continue to put a high price tag on center fielder Luis Robert Jr., according to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal.