Luis Robert Jr. Joins Orioles | MLB News

0:00It's September 2nd, from first pitch to the final out. This is MLB News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Luis Robert Jr., who spent his first six seasons with the White Sox, is on the move again. After a brief stand with the Mets, he was claimed off waivers by the Orioles. This marks his second team change this year, and he's feeling a mix of emotions, but is excited to join Baltimore's playoff push. He's looking to contribute to a surging Orioles team that's been playing well lately. Despite a bit of a dip in his numbers with the Mets, Robert has shown flashes of his power, hitting 10 home runs in just 58 games. His recent performance has been strong, hitting well since early August. Health has been a major factor for Robert, keeping him off the field at times. He feels good now, and is able to stay on the field consistently, which he believes is key to his improved play. Being healthy allows him to get the at-bats he needs to perform. The Orioles' outfield is getting crowded with Robert's arrival,

1:00adding another option to their roster. He's played primarily center field throughout his career, but is comfortable playing anywhere in the outfield. This first utility gives the team more flexibility as they head into the final stretch of the season. Robert has postseason experience from his time with the White Sox, and is eager to get back there with the Orioles. He sees this as a great opportunity to help his new team reach the playoffs, something he's always played for.