.150/.250/.183 is the line for Rojas so far, yet he remains a lineup fixture against right-handers. Perhaps that will change if the White Sox want to give Andrew Vaughn or Tim Elko another chance at some point. For now, they’re content with Miguel Vargas at first, leaving third for Ramos.

Rojas is 4-for-28 with 11 strikeouts in nine games since coming off the injured list. He’ll probably resume being adequate in time, but there’s no real point to giving him at-bats better used on younger players, except for the slim possibility that he’ll get hot enough that some team will give up a legitimate prospect for him in July.

Rojas figures to split time between several infield spots for the White Sox after missing the first five weeks of the regular season recovering from a right toe fracture.

This move was announced earlier this week and is now official. It looks like Lenyn Sosa will get the chance to replace Rojas at second base to start the season.