MLB rumors: Luis Robert's contract caveat mentioned amid trade possibility
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Luis Robert Jr. of the Chicago White Sox is facing trade possibilities amid a sharp decline in performance. Initially viewed as a potential star, Robert's hitting has plummeted from an All-Star caliber season to struggling below the Mendoza Line. Despite a $20 million club option for 2026, analysts express that this could hinder trade interest. Injuries have contributed to his performance decline, significantly affecting his stats with a .190 batting average this season and 0.0 bWAR over 79 games.
Luis Robert Jr., once the future star of the White Sox, now faces trade rumors as his performance has severely declined from an All-Star level to below the Mendoza Line.
Robert's contract options may deter potential teams from picking up a $20 million club option for 2026, leading to skepticism about his value in a trade.
Injuries have impacted Robert's playing time, and his recent stats show a significant drop, hitting .190 with a .599 OPS and 0.0 bWAR this season.
MLB insider Ken Rosenthal noted that if Luis Robert is traded, it is unlikely the acquiring team would pick up his club option due to his recent performance.
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