BOSTON — In the confounding mess that was the 2023 season — and we use the past tense with six games remaining only because it’s been over for a long, long time — the White Sox will always have the clean breakout that was Luis Robert Jr.
At age 26, three seasons after finishing second in American League Rookie of the Year voting and first in the AL Gold Glove competition, Robert became an All-Star, an even better center fielder who put up numbers worthy of Most Valuable Player votes.
