The Chicago White Sox received bittersweet news this Tuesday, and that is that although they have activated Cuban outfielder Luis Robert from the Covid list, that same day they sent shortstop Tim Anderson to the injured list .
Robert, who has been one of the central figures of the White Sox in the current MLB season, was removed from the team last 22 in May, when he was placed on the absentee list due to Covid.
At current temp orada the Cuban outfielder exhibits an average of .285 with six home runs, 17 RBI and 17 RBI, as well as six stolen bases, becoming one of the pillars in the offense of the Chicago team.
When everything seemed to improve for the White Sox with the return of Robert, the group suffers the loss of the shortstop Tim Anderson, who as a result of a strained right groin, has forced him to be placed on the disabled list of 10 days.
Anderson’s loss is a sensitive blow to the offensive end of the White Sox, with the third best average among all batters in the Major Leagues, with .285, the shortstop has been the spark plug in Chicago’s attack, occupying the first shift in the lineup.
Anderson, who boasts the fourth largest amount of hi ts in the American League (58), leads the team in runs scored (22), while he has the second most home runs in the set (5) and is third in RBIs (19).
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