White Sox reinstate Rojas from IL, DFA Dalbec
Briefly

The Chicago White Sox made significant roster changes, including the active return of infielder Josh Rojas who had been sidelined due to injury. Despite a slow rehab performance, Rojas brings valuable experience, having played 570 major-league games. The team also designated Bobby Dalbec for assignment after a lackluster stint. In addition, the White Sox recalled pitcher Tyler Gilbert and selected Caleb Freeman, who has shown promise in the minors. Fraser Ellard was placed on the injured list, underscoring ongoing injury challenges for the team.
"Rojas, signed in the offseason to a one-year, $3.5 million deal, fractured a toe on his right foot near the end of spring training and was recently reinstated."
"Dalbec, 29, spent parts of the past five seasons with the Boston Red Sox and has a career average of .222 with the White Sox this season."
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