He's not doing it with the glove or the bat.

You've definitely never seen this before.

MIAMI — Chicago White Sox center fielder Luisangel Acuña and right fielder Tristan Peters were both in the area of Agustín Ramírez’s fourth-inning liner to right-center. But neither outfielder gave way until the final seconds and the Sox couldn’t make the play, resulting in a double that gave Miami momentum and runners on second and third with no outs. “It was a difficult play,” Acuña said ...

Internal expectations for Luisangel Acuña are rising quickly this spring, but it’s fair to question whether the White Sox are asking too much.

GLENDALE, Ariz. — What does Luisangel Acuña want Chicago White Sox fans to know about him? “That I play hard,” Acuña said through an interpreter while sitting at his locker and breaking in his outfield glove. Simple and to the point. The new addition to the Sox outfield isn’t going to speak boldly or put expectations on himself. He’s trying to win the center-field job and stick in the majors, ...

Can this outfield perform without Luis Robert Jr.?

Four players are fighting for the starting CF role in Chicago.

That isn't the kind of mistake you want your GM to be making.