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Luis Robert Jr. will be evaluated Monday in Chicago

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A cherry on top of the 2023 season.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/white-sox/2023/9/24/23887640/white-sox-luis-robert-jr-exits-game-with-right-knee-soreness

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But Robert’s top goal of playing 150 games was in reach — he appeared in his 145th game Sunday — may now be in jeopardy after he left Sunday’s game with a sore right knee, the result of an awkward slide into second base on his 20th stole base of the season.

Robert played center field in the bottom of the first and made a running catch before having his knee looked at by trainer James Kruk after the inning. He will be further evaluated Monday in Chicago before the Sox open a six-game homestand against the Diamondbacks and Padres to finish their season. Robert needs to play five games to reach his goal.

 

The last month, I’ve said the only way this season can get worse for the Sox is if he had a long-term injury.  Just have to hope he’s ok.

1 hour ago, fathom said:

The last month, I’ve said the only way this season can get worse for the Sox is if he had a long-term injury.  Just have to hope he’s ok.

Trying to get 20-20 and losing him for half of 2024 would be pretty on brand for how these last two seasons have gone.

Sad.  Obviously it might be precautionary and he will end up being fine as well...but this year has been a total disaster since Hendriks and Clevinger in the spring.

Robert was the one shining light.

It's the Sox equivalent of Miami losing Tua.

Only the White Sox can see a disaster take place on a supposedly positive individual performance.

The baseball gods continue, time after time after time to say, "Until JR is gone we're going to keep shitting all over you..."  

It didn't look too serious to me.  Might be a couple week deal, though.  Which would be a bummer he can't chase 40 HRs if so. 

33 minutes ago, ChiSox59 said:

It didn't look too serious to me.  Might be a couple week deal, though.  Which would be a bummer he can't chase 40 HRs if so. 

Meh. Would be nice to see him get to 40, but maybe not getting to 40 (because of health) would keep him motivated to get to 150 games played next year.

On 9/24/2023 at 3:17 PM, fathom said:

The last month, I’ve said the only way this season can get worse for the Sox is if he had a long-term injury.  Just have to hope he’s ok.

The Sox should have considered shutting him down for the rest of the season, as others not in the playoffs have done.

6 hours ago, hankchifan said:

The Sox should have considered shutting him down for the rest of the season, as others not in the playoffs have done.

In a disastrous season where he was the only bright spot, he earned the right to go for some personal milestones. Obviously sucks that he got hurt, but hindsight aside, you gotta let the kid play out the season.

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Wonder if the Sox will provide an update and bring up Naquin to man Center Field with Trayce Thompson to close out the season.

Good Lord.

At least this time the base he stole had meaning. Last time he hurt himself it was stealing third with two outs just to chase stats.  Do they have a sliding instructor?

7 minutes ago, Stinky Stanky said:

At least this time the base he stole had meaning. Last time he hurt himself it was stealing third with two outs just to chase stats.  Do they have a sliding instructor?

They do, but Robert doesn’t know his name.

Was there an update?

7 minutes ago, South Side Hit Men said:

 

This injury wont be serious but still will cause him to miss the beginning of spring training , impact the start of 2024 season and not be right until after the ASB if at all until 2025.

Surprised Victor Reyes never made it up. 

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27 minutes ago, Harry Chappas said:

This injury wont be serious but still will cause him to miss the beginning of spring training , impact the start of 2024 season and not be right until after the ASB if at all until 2025.

Hopefully the Sox won’t play short handed for a year and a half like they would have with this scenario under Kenny Hahn.

Surprised they put him on the IL so quickly.

Would have been a very Soxian move to wait until after this Arizona series.

Sprained MCL, out 2-4 weeks with rest and rehab. (So they say...LOL)

6 hours ago, flavum said:

Surprised Victor Reyes never made it up. 

AAAA filler/cannon fodder.

Just now, caulfield12 said:

AAAA filler/cannon fodder.

Yes. So is Haseley, Marisnick, Frazier, Naquin

3 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said:

Sprained MCL, out 2-4 weeks with rest and rehab. (So they say...LOL)

That's the typical time frame for a MD MCL sprain. Standard answer. 

Just now, ptatc said:

That's the typical time frame for a MD MCL sprain. Standard answer. 

mid or medium=MD?

or misdiagnosed, lol

12 hours ago, flavum said:

Yes. So is Haseley, Marisnick, Frazier, Naquin

Covers a majority of the MLB roster.  Yet there's Trayce Thompson.

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