Josh Rojas made a triumphant return to the field on Sunday, dubbed his "opening day" after being reinstated from the injured list. The Chicago White Sox managed a comeback victory over the Houston Astros, with Rojas contributing with a bases-loaded walk that drove in a run. The game was shortened due to rain, concluding after 6.5 innings.

Rojas had been sidelined with a right toe fracture sustained during spring training and reflected on his injury and readiness to return to play at full speed. His performance helped the Sox secure their second series win of the season. Additionally, Mike Vasil earned his first major league win in relief, showcasing the depth of the White Sox's pitching staff amid lineup adjustments.