Rojas is a potential fallback option for the White Sox at shortstop, having signed a one-year contract in January to provide added depth and experience as the team navigates its rebuilding process.

Josh Rojas was signed by the White Sox, leading to Jacob Amaya's designation for assignment. His acquisition indicates the team's strategy to bolster their infield depth, which ultimately impacted Amaya's opportunity with Chicago.

Josh Rojas is set to earn a base salary of $3.5 million with the Chicago White Sox, along with the opportunity to earn up to $1 million in performance bonuses based on games played and plate appearances. Last season, he posted a .225 batting average with eight home runs and 31 RBIs while playing for Seattle. Over his six-year career, Rojas has accumulated a .247 average, 34 home runs, and 189 RBIs, demonstrating his potential impact as a valuable player for the White Sox.

Josh Rojas, now with the Chicago White Sox, has a contract that includes up to $1 million in performance bonuses in addition to his $3.5 million salary. The bonuses are tied to games played and plate appearances, reflecting the team's investment in his potential contributions. Last season, Rojas played 143 games for Seattle, where he struggled with a .225 batting average but still showcased power with eight home runs and speed with ten stolen bases. After becoming a free agent when Seattle did not extend a contract offer, he brings a career .247 average and 34 home runs over six seasons to his new team.

Rojas finalized a one-year contract worth $3.5 million with the White Sox after being non-tendered by the Mariners. Last season, he recorded a .225 batting average with eight home runs, 31 RBIs, and 10 stolen bases over 143 games, indicating a need for improvement as he joins a team looking to rebound from a historically poor season.