“Yes, we are definitely missing Eloy’s bat in our lineup,” Abreu said. “That’s not a secret. The things that Eloy can do with his bat, not everybody can do that. Even though we have a talented group of young kids, it’s not easy for them to fill that void. They are doing their best and they bring us different things in the offensive part of the game, but they are not Eloy.
Column: Eloy Jiménez’s loss isn’t just felt on the field after a slow start to the season — it’s felt in the Chicago White Sox clubhouse too
