He has the ability to be not just an all-star player in the league.

I mean, if things progress the way his talent says they can, he could be a superstar.

That's Aaron Rowan talking and raving about Luis Robert, who Rowan worked with this past week at the White Sox Academy in the Dominican Republic.

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So ever since the White Sox signed Louise Robert out of Cuba last

summer, there's been this mystery about him because other than a few grainy videos on the internet

where he looks like a superhuman freak of nature, we've barely seen him play. He might be in the White Sox hitters camp in Glendale

in January. He's definitely expected to be at spring training in February, but I don't know about you,

but I can't wait till then. I want to talk to someone who's laid eyes on this man and watched him play

some baseball, and it turns out that somebody is Aaron Rowan, former White Sox World Series champ.

He's the team's minor league outfield and base running instructor.

And he was in the Dominican Republic last week, spent six days working with Robert and a few

White Sox prospects.

So I got him on the phone to talk about the Cuban sensation as well as

Aloi Jimenez Micah Adolfo and more. Sox fans are going to love this great

stuff from Aaron Rowan we got the inside scoop up next on the White Sox Talk

podcast brought to you by Win Trust. Here we go.

All right, Aaron Rowan on the phone, who is back from the Dominican Republic and you're sick?

Yeah, a little under the weather. Did you get sick when you were down there?

Yeah.

So what do you got there?

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