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Luis Robert Jr. remains a wildly talented outfielder, but injuries have held him back for years. Though the Angels may love his upside, he's likely not worth the investment he'll cost in free agency.

Writer Brandon Glick argues that the Los Angeles Angels should steer clear of free-agent outfielder Luis Robert Jr. this offseason. The 29-year-old became a free agent after the Baltimore Orioles declined his $20 million club option for the 2027 season following years of injury struggles.
While acknowledging Robert's raw talent and upside, Glick cautions that his frequent absences and declining production make him a significant risk. The author compares a potential signing to the franchise's past misstep with Justin Upton, asserting that the Angels require roster certainty rather than speculative gambles.
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