Rodriguez first joined the RailCats for their trip up to Winnipeg in June, for the three-games against the Goldeyes, Rodriguez would start at shortstop for the RailCats. In game two, the Shawnee State graduate lined a single for his first professional hit that turned into his first RBI. The next day Rodriguez would crush his first career on the first pitch of the game off Zac Reininger. The Florida native would appear in 33 games in 2024, he would collect five doubles, seven stolen bases, and three three-hit games.  

“Developing situational player who provided flexibility in his ability to play multiple infield positions when needed.” Lamarr Rogers said. “I’ll be looking for improvement offensively during mini-camp as he competes for a roster spot.”