Despite a down year in 2024, the Chicago White Sox will not be low-balled in a trade for former All-Star outfielder Luis Robert Jr. The following came from Mark Feinsand of MLB.com from the winter meetings: He took a step backward in 2024,

The front office of the Chicago White Sox is open to dealing outfielder Luis Robert Jr. Robert had a tough 2024 season.

"There's times when you feel like you're getting somewhere, you feel a level of urgency, and then it kind of calms down,” GM Chris Getz said.

General manager Chris Getz said he didn’t come into the MLB winter meetings thinking the Chicago White Sox “needed to do this or that.” “So much of this is — whether it be discussions with player agents,

Chicago White Sox star Luis Robert Jr. was somebody many insiders thought would be on the move this past season. However, Chicago held onto him past the trade deadline.

DALLAS – White Sox general manager Chris Getz seems more than willing to deal center fielder Luis Robert Jr. And, “refreshingly,” as he put it, Robert has “gotten a lot of interest at the Winter Meetings.

If the White Sox are serious about trading outfielder Luis Robert, one former MLB All-Star believes there should be plenty of interest.

According to Jon Morosi of MLB Network, the Milwaukee Brewers are one of the team's engaged with the Chicago White Sox on trade candidate Garrett Crochet. Morosi put the message out on Monday morning from the Winter Meetings in Dallas.