Luis Robert Jr.'s early exit from Wednesday's game against Arizona raised concerns about his trade value as the White Sox consider moving him. Suffering from left hamstring tightness, Robert is having a challenging season, posting a .185 batting average, and may no longer be the asset the team hoped to trade. Despite the struggles, he has showcased defensive prowess with 22 stolen bases this season. In Robert's absence, the White Sox achieved a 7-3 victory led by strong performances from Sean Burke and rookie Lenyn Sosa, who had a standout game with two home runs and four RBIs.

Sean Burke rebounded from a rough start to pitch five solid innings, while Sosa's offensive explosion highlights his potential as a future cornerstone for the team. The White Sox are also managing injuries to their starting pitchers, with Jonathan Cannon on the mend from a back issue and Davis Martin recovering from a forearm strain. Manager Will Venable indicated that Cannon's successful rehab outing could see him return soon, while Martin is being cautious to avoid setbacks.