Yankees-White Sox Trade Report Surfaces After Luis Robert Jr. News originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox are two of the most compatible trade partners in baseball as the deadline approaches. The former is in first place, while the latter is in last and has a star outfielder it could flip for young talent.

Through seven games of his return to the Houston Astros after an absence of two-plus seasons, Lance McCullers Jr. has had outings that went very well and quite badly. Tuesday night against the Chicago White Sox was one that McCullers lumped into the "weird" category.

Luis Robert Jr. drove in half of the South Side runs, and the bullpen came to play with three scoreless innings

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As the Chicago White Sox honor Pope Leo XIV with an outdoor Mass on Saturday, his 2005 World Series seat has become a pilgrimage site for the faithful.

In addition to consistent offensive production and solid defensive play, the rookie infielder is bringing some fire to the Sox.

Billionaire Justin Ishbia could take over controlling interest of the Chicago White Sox as early as 2029, or as late as 2034. But general manager Chris Getz’s day-to-day operations remain with Jerry Reinsdorf.

The Milwaukee Brewers need some help on the left side of the infield, and the Chicago White Sox may have the piece they need.