Infielder Josh Rojas has signed a deal with the Chicago White Sox that could see him earn up to $1 million in performance bonuses on top of his $3.5 million salary. The agreement, announced on January 8, outlines a structure where Rojas can receive $500,000 based on the number of games played, with additional incentives linked to his plate appearances.

Last season, Rojas played 143 games with the Seattle Mariners, where he posted a .225 batting average, alongside eight home runs, 31 RBIs, and 10 stolen bases. His performance led to free agency after the Mariners opted not to extend a 2025 contract offer.