White Sox roster breakdown at the All-Star break

7.78 ERA, 7 home runs allowed since June 18. First-ever stint on disabled list derailed solid start. Up in air.

5.01 ERA his highest since 2009. Offers playoff experience to trade partner, but has hit rough patch. Up in air.

1-2, 4.32 ERA in first three starts. Promising second start reminds why he could be key part of future. Hold.

4.46 ERA with Sox, 4.56 career ERA. Averaged fewer than five innings per outing over last six starts. Up in air.

13-for-14 on saves, 2.87 ERA. Among most likely to be dealt because of what he offers stumbling bullpens. Trade.

Seven walks, 57 strikeouts in 34 innings. Strong cases could be made to keep or trade the late-innings option. Trade.

2.41 ERA best among healthy relievers. A few bumps since 15-game scoreless stretch, but still a solid first half. Trade.

4.14 ERA, 1.35 WHIP in 37 innings. His ERA, FIP have worsened from last year. Up in air.

3.86 ERA as starter, 1.76 as reliever. Bounced from bullpen to rotation to bullpen again. Up in air.

1.47 WHIP in 16 1/3 innings. In second big-league season, has seen limited opportunities. Up in air.

1.60 WHIP in 24 1/3 innings. Went seven years between big-league stints with Sox. Up in air.

35 2/3 innings third among relievers. Better results in second extended stay, but work to be done. Up in air.

.344 on-base percentage; opponents 7-for-29 on stolen bases. At 25, gaining valuable experience for future. Hold.

Hit .328 in June, .333 in July. Getting into a groove on offense while splitting time with Narvaez. Hold.

Team-leading 58 RBIs, .871 OPS. Leadership for young Cubans might outweigh trade possibilities. Hold.

Hit .316 in May, no higher than .258 in any other month. Making most of opportunity, but what happens when Yoan Moncada arrives? Hold.

19 errors in 77 games; 14 in 98 games last year. Up-and-down first half, but rebuild affords him time to grow. Hold.

.213 batting average but 16 homers, 44 RBIs. Slow start might affect trade value, but free agency lies ahead. Trade.

18 homers, .799 OPS, 106 strikeouts. Possesses big power and potential to be part of Sox future. Hold.

.250 batting average in 44 at-bats. Limited action, crowded infield make it unclear where he stands in plans. Up in air.

.858 OPS, 43 RBIs with runners in scoring position. Veteran bat and clubhouse presence seemingly would fit on playoff team. Trade.

.247 batting average, .330 on-base percentage. Rookie is a solid defender, player Rick Renteria “wouldn’t bet against.” Hold.

Hitting .310 with .850 OPS, 51 RBIs. All-Star season raises value, but is a trade worth risk? Hold.

Hit .259 with 10 RBIs in 35 games. Optioned to Triple-A Charlotte on Monday. Roster replacement TBA. Up in air.