Overview
- Luis Robert Jr., currently underperforming with a .154 batting average, is being considered for a trade to the New York Mets.
- The White Sox, not in playoff contention this season, are expected to trade key players, including Robert, as part of their rebuilding strategy.
- Robert’s six-year, $50 million contract, with club options for 2026 and 2027, makes him an attractive trade option despite recent struggles.
- The Mets seek to address center field deficiencies, as their current players in the position have combined for a .125 batting average this season.
- Robert’s past achievements, including 38 home runs in 2023 and a Silver Slugger award, highlight his potential value despite injury concerns and recent performance dips.