Luis Robert Jr.
CF - Chicago White Sox
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Luis Robert Jr. is in the starting lineup for the White Sox Sunday.
Fantasy Impact
Robert will patrol center field and bat second against the Tigers. He is hitting .224, with 14 home runs, 35 RBI, and 22 stolen bases this season.
Luis Robert Jr. is not in the starting lineup Friday due to soreness in his rib cage area. He could return to the lineup Saturday.
Fantasy Impact
Robert will take a seat as the White Sox look to avoid their 121st loss of the season. He should be considered day-to-day.
Luis Robert Jr. is missing from the lineup for the Chicago White Sox against the Los Angeles Angels Wednesday.
Fantasy Impact
Robert Jr. will sit out for regular rest, with Zach DeLoach batting second and starting in center field for manager Grady Sizemore against the Angels Wednesday.
Luis Robert Jr. went 3-for-5 as the White Sox edged out the Athletics 7-6.
Fantasy Impact
Despite not driving in any runs or securing extra-base hits, Robert's ability to get on base played a crucial role in the tight contest. This performance could hint at a potential upswing for Robert, who has struggled with a .227 batting average over the season. His season-long issues with strikeouts and a low walk rate remain concerns for fantasy managers, but his speed and power combo, evidenced by 21 stolen bases and 14 homers, keep him relevant in mixed leagues. Today's multi-hit game might just be the spark Robert needs to finish the season strong, though consistency will be key for his fantasy impact.
Luis Robert Jr. went 1-for-4 in the White Sox's 2-0 loss to the Athletics.
Fantasy Impact
Despite managing a single hit, Robert Jr. failed to make a significant impact, contributing no RBIs, runs, or extra-base hits. This performance is symptomatic of his struggles this season, as evidenced by a mere .221 batting average and high strikeout rate. His power numbers are decent with 14 homers, but his inability to consistently get on base (.283 wOBA) is a concern for fantasy managers. Given his current form and the lack of production in key categories, Robert Jr. remains a risky play in all but the deepest of fantasy leagues.
