The Dodgers immediately signed him to an extension for the 2024 season that came with a '25 club option. They exercised the $5MM option after he hit .283/.337/.410 last year. Rojas has been almost as productive this season, batting .262/.318/.397 over 317 trips to the plate. While he isn't going to hit for much power, he still reliably puts the ball in play and provides good defense at second or third base.
Tucker came out of the gates with a 157 wRC+ in 370 plate appearances through June. That performance put him basically in a dead heat with fellow All-Star starter Pete Crow-Armstrong and Shohei Ohtani with 4 WAR, at which point all three players were in the NL MVP race. Tucker jammed his right ring finger on a June 1st slide. He continued to play well, but later revealed that "a week or two after that" x-rays found a hairline fracture.