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    Luis Robert going on injured list is ‘a possibility’ after he leaves White Sox loss to Guardians with groin strain

    CLEVELAND — In a trip marked by sloppy weather and sloppy play, the Chicago White Sox took another hit in the eighth inning Thursday against the Cleveland Guardians. Center fielder Luis Robert exited the 6-3 loss with what manager Tony La Russa called “a little minor groin strain,” according to the initial opinion. While head athletic trainer James Kruk told La Russa the injury “looked like it ...
    by LaMond Pope, Chicago Tribune Apr 21, 2022 3 minutes
    Cleveland Guardians catcher Austin Hedges tags out the Chicago White Sox' Luis Robert at home plate during the fourth inning at Progressive Field on Thursday, April 21, 2022, in Cleveland.

    CLEVELAND — In a trip marked by sloppy weather and sloppy play, the Chicago White Sox took another hit in the eighth inning Thursday against the Cleveland Guardians.

    Center fielder Luis Robert exited the 6-3 loss with what manager Tony La Russa called “a little minor groin strain,” according to the initial opinion.

    While head athletic trainer James Kruk told La Russa the injury “looked like it was minor and it should be something that heals

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