Josh Rojas, an infielder for the Chicago White Sox, is facing uncertainty ahead of opening day due to a hairline fracture in his right big toe. Rojas had been performing well in spring training, boasting a .313 batting average over 32 at-bats before leaving a game against Colorado with soreness in his toe. White Sox manager Will Venable mentioned that the team will monitor his recovery closely and proceed with treatment and rehab, hoping for a swift return. Last season, Rojas played for the Seattle Mariners, hitting .225 with eight home runs and 31 RBIs across 143 games.

As the White Sox gear up for their season opener against the Los Angeles Angels on March 27, Rojas's absence could be a significant blow to their lineup. Additionally, the team reassigned several players to minor league camp, including outfielder Dominic Fletcher and catching prospects Kyle Teel and Edgar Quero, as they finalize their roster for the upcoming season.