Robert Jr. posted a three-run double in the fifth, fueling Chicago’s five-run inning and anchoring the Sox offense with power and run-scoring prowess.

Robert Jr. blasted his 13th homer to spark Chicago’s six-run fourth and help power the White Sox to a 13-9 win. His early power paired with the Sox’s 19-hit attack sets him up as a steady fantasy producer when Chicago’s lineup is clicking.

Robert Jr. delivered a two-run homer in the fourth, ending a two-week power drought and injecting a much-needed spark into the White Sox attack. His presence in the middle of the order adds balance, giving the Sox a feared hitter who can change a game with one swing and drive in multiple runs in key moments.

Luis Robert Jr. remains a blueprint of elite bat speed and on-base potential, with observed walks rising and strikeouts not spiking. The strain of the season aside, his mix of contact and power keeps him as a cornerstone piece for Chicago’s future and a darling in dynasty formats.

Robert Jr. delivered a game-saving defensive sequence and an impactful fifth-inning hit that disrupted a no-hitter bid, reinforcing the argument that his defense and big-game moments remain the Sox’s most reliable tools as the organization navigates a rebuild and contemplates future extensions and trade value.