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At 28-years-old, Luis Robert Jr. could be a trade the New York Yankees decide to explore. The Chicago White Sox outfielder has played exclusively in center field throughout his six-year big league career.
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The New York Yankees have a legitimate opportunity to address their center field needs by pursuing Chicago White Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr. While the White Sox exercised Robert’s $20 million option for 2026, there’s a clear path for a deal that makes sense for both franchises.
The Atlanta Braves have a unique opportunity to fortify their outfield by acquiring Luis Robert Jr. from the Chicago White Sox, provided they construct a compelling trade package that addresses Chicago’s rebuilding priorities.
Chicago White Sox outfielder Luis Robert stands out as one of the cleanest and most logical trade fits on the market, and this hypothetical proposal presents a clear path that benefits both sides.
The Cincinnati Reds have had a busy offseason. However, they still have uncertainty on the roster, and bringing in an offensive star to help Elly De La Cruz would give the team a crucial boost.
The New York Mets want outfielder Luis Robert Jr., but so do the Cincinnati Reds and reports indicate they are already in talks with the Chicago White Sox.
The Chicago White Sox appear ready to finally move on from star center fielder Luis Robert Jr., with trade talks intensifying in the wake of their surprise signing of Japanese slugger Munetaka Murakami to a two-year, $34 million deal.
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The Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox are reportedly discussing a deal revolving around former All-Star center fielder Luis Robert Jr. On Tuesday morning, The Enquirer's Gordon Wittenmyer went on the Stone Shields Show to discuss the latest and what he's heard.
The Chicago White Sox have been looking to figure things out and move into the next phase of their rebuild. Unfortunately for fans, that typically includes moving on from players on the current roster, as they do not fit the projected timeline for the team to be competitive.
The Cincinnati Reds continue to look for ways to improve their offense, and on Sunday, it was reported that they're one of two teams engaged in trade talks for 2023 All-Star, Luis Robert Jr., according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today.
Last offseason, the Reds were among the teams linked to Luis Robert Jr. in trade conversations. The White Sox surprisingly held onto their center fielder both last winter and beyond the trade deadline.
After moving on from Brandon Nimmo this offseason, the New York Mets have a gap to fill in the outfield. A recent report suggests that they are looking to trade for Luis Robert Jr.
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CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Reds are reportedly one of two teams engaged in trade talks for the 2023 All-Star, Luis Robert Jr., according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today.
The Chicago White Sox are adding some considerable power to their lineup. Baseball insider Jeff Passan at ESPN reported earlier today that Japanese infielder Munetaka Murakami and the White Sox have agreed on a two-year deal worth $34 million.
Last month, the White Sox picked up their $20MM option on Luis Robert Jr. General manager Chris Getz signaled that the club planned on Robert being their starting center fielder in 2026.
Chicago White Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr. is an obvious trade candidate after the White Sox decided to pick up his $20 million option for 2026, but will they actually be able to find a home for him?
New York Mets fans have gone through it over the past week or so.
Ever since White Sox general manager Chris Getz opted not to trade Luis Robert Jr. before the July deadline, he's delivered a consistent message. "It’s very truthful that we are not shopping him," Getz said in his most recent news conference with local reporters on Nov.
Uncertainty has surrounded Luis Robert Jr.’s future with the White Sox the last two seasons. But with each trade deadline and offseason benchmark, a deal hasn’t come to fruition.
Luis Robert Jr is the last star standing from the Chicago White Sox’s brief playoff era. In the three years since that window slammed shut, the franchise has endured the worst stretch in baseball (162–324) and plunged into a full-scale rebuild on the South Side.
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The White Sox haven’t officially declared center fielder Luis Robert Jr. out for the remainder of the season, but it seems that a return to the field is in doubt.
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