
The scuffling White Sox — 32-45 after falling 3-1 to the Red Sox in Friday night’s series opener at Guaranteed Rate Field — look destined to end up with a single All-Star next month in Seattle. With Luis Robert Jr. second in the American League with 18 home runs, and second among all outfielders in Statcast’s outs-above-average defensive metric, it’s hard to imagine it being anyone other than him.
But there’s another way the Sox could impact the All-Star Game.