Luis Robert Moirán is a Cuban professional baseball player who plays as an outfielder for the Chicago White Sox. He bats and throws right-handed and stands 188 cm tall, weighing 95 kg. He was born on August 3, 1997, in Ciego de Ávila, Cuba
In 2019, he became the sensation of the Minor Leagues after a historic breakout at the Triple-A level with the Charlotte Knights. Tom Haberstroh, an NBA journalist based in Charlotte, posted on his Twitter account that the Cuban was the biggest emerging star in the city since Kemba Walker. A leading candidate for Rookie of the Year in the 2020 Major League season, his five-tool talent dazzled in the National Series and led him to don the Cuba national team jersey before turning 20.
Very shortly thereafter, in November 2016, he emigrated to the United States and was quickly signed by the White Sox, who watched him develop until he achieved a 30/30 season in 2019 in the Minor Leagues. This ultimately catapulted him to the highest level, where he made his debut this season after signing a six-year contract worth 50 million dollars.
Once the first nine scheduled matches were concluded, their candidacy had gained ground thanks to an OPS of .979, complemented by five extra-base hits and six RBIs.
