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Josh Rojas

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Sep 11, 2026

Carlos CollazoHOST
48:44
... afterwards.
Carlos CollazoHOST
48:45
And then their other big win here in the 26th round, pick number 781, also signing for a, a whopping $1,000 signing bonus, Josh Rojas, second baseman out of the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Carlos CollazoHOST
49:00
He has been worth 5.5 war.
Carlos CollazoHOST
49:02
And so- Literally just these three players have essentially put the Astros into top five territory in this draft class in terms of total war accumulated from players, again, who signed.
Mike WilnerHOST
12:22
He had been sent down for Taillon the day before, and Max Scherzer takes the mound coming off that incredible start at home, where he gave up one hit with 10 strikeouts over seven innings, and he gets a two-nothing lead before he even throws a pitch.
Mike WilnerHOST
12:39
Kansas City opening the door with Josh Rojas' throwing error on Alejandro Kirk's little dribbler, allowing Vladimir Guerrero Jr. to score all the way from first, and Kirk scored from second on a Nathan Lucas single.
Mike WilnerHOST
12:53
But immediately, Max Scherzer gets in trouble in the first inning.
Mike WilnerHOST
12:56
The first four hitters all reach, a hit batter, a double, infield single, and then another single, and it's tied 2-2, and they're two on and nobody out.
Jacob MilhamHOST
24:04
He is third in this roster resource lineup.
Jacob MilhamHOST
24:08
So, what say you, Josh?
Jeremy GrecoHOST
24:10
Yeah, I think Jack Caglione is a part of a competitive team next year.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
24:17
The only question is, do the Royals convince someone to overpay for him in the way that the Red Sox overpaid for Adley Rutschman? If that happens, you might consider trading him, especially considering, as you mentioned, the injury problems.

22 MINS LATER

Jeremy GrecoHOST
46:50
They are not on my 26 man roster.
Jacob MilhamHOST
46:52
Yep, exactly.
Jacob MilhamHOST
46:53
Josh Rojas, the 32-year-old.
Jacob MilhamHOST
46:56
No. Yeah, I concur with that.
Joel PenfieldHOST
22:00
doing that job.
Joel PenfieldHOST
22:01
Josh Rojas made a couple of great plays today as well.
Joel PenfieldHOST
22:03
Michael Massey, who was a great defender at second base.
Joel PenfieldHOST
22:05
Vinny Pasquantino, who was a good defender at first.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
9:58
So obviously you don't want to call up Gavin Cross or Carson Rockefort if you're just going to send them down after a day.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
10:05
And at the same time, you could have called them up and then demoted Josh Rojas, who's been up and he's fine, but he's not a part of your long-term future.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
10:16
I mean, maybe Cross and Roquefort aren't either, but if I were the Royals, I would sure like to know, what does Roquefort look like against big league pitching before I give Kyle Isbell $4 million next year?
Jacob MilhamHOST
10:29
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Jacob MilhamHOST
11:39
But then Drew Waters doesn't take a plate appearance.
Jacob MilhamHOST
11:43
It doesn't matter what side of the plate he's batting on.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
11:47
And as I noted, the person you would demote to bring one of those guys up is Josh Rojas, who's also left-handed.
Jeremy GrecoHOST
11:55
So you're not making your team more left-handed.
Jake CrumplerHOST
5:45
Cushion.
Jake CrumplerHOST
5:45
Massey will be on the strong side of a second base platoon with Tyler Tolbert for the Royals, which will force Nick Lofton to the hot corner and Josh Rojas to the bench.
Jake CrumplerHOST
5:54
Outfielder Drew Waters was optioned to the minors in a corresponding move.
Jake CrumplerHOST
5:58
And in terms of news, starting pitcher Jamison Tyone is expected to be activated from the 15-day IL tomorrow to start in Kansas City.
Chance LiebauHOST
7:54
That includes Collins, Rave, Isbell.
Chance LiebauHOST
7:58
josh rojas has had a nice little run here recently but when he's in the starting lineup he's not really that much of a contributor they just have to get better this offseason i continue to say it and it'll continue to be true this cannot be the nine-man lineup they run out next year if they expect to be a serious organization they can't they just cannot if that's what they expect to do next year but um There's also a little bit of devil magic running out in the bullpen because the guys they threw out there tonight were not on the roster at the beginning of August or the beginning of July.
Chance LiebauHOST
8:29
There's a reason for it, and it feels like that magic fairy dust is starting to wash off as the Royals lose tonight and will continue to break down their loss when we come back here on the Royals Postcast.
Chance LiebauHOST
8:45
Today's episode is brought to you by Stance, and it's time for the Everyday Icon, presented by Stance.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
30:25
I'm not recommending it.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
30:27
The problem is it's like Josh Rojas or Kyle Isbell.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
30:29
Isbell has honestly had his moments this season, but not hitting that well of late.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
30:34
And to me, that matters for the last three weeks of the season.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
30:36
season and Josh Rojas is just a, he's a non-starter for me anyway.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
30:40
And I think unfortunately this means for as much as we want Tyler Tolbert to play, he's just not playing.
Ryan BloomfieldHOST
30:47
And so like, yeah, if you need steals, we could say, yeah, Tyler Tolbert's a decent option for games against lefties the rest of the way.
Joel PenfieldHOST
17:03
Not saying they're everyday guys, but that they can do what John Rave has done and be a guy that can come up and come down.
Joel PenfieldHOST
17:10
Be a Josh Rojas type.
Joel PenfieldHOST
17:12
that, yeah, they may not be in the big leagues to start the year, but they can be ready to go and have some sort of impact and not be a net negative when they come up.
Joel PenfieldHOST
17:23
Or, hey, their organizational depth.
Mike SalkHOST
34:02
But...
Mike SalkHOST
34:04
They were also asking Josh Rojas and a 33-year-old Mitch Hanager to play in a tremendous number of games.
Mike SalkHOST
34:12
And unfortunately, Jorge Polanco wasn't the player he became the next year when he was healthy.
Brock HuardHOST
34:17
And they went in tailspin and couldn't get out.

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