Miguel Rojas Retires After Dodgers’ NLCS Exit, with Plans to Remain in Baseball - FINCHANNEL
- On Thursday, the Milwaukee Brewers completed a 4-0 National League Championship Series sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium, prompting 37-year-old infielder Miguel Rojas to announce his retirement from Major League Baseball.
- Rojas put together a 13-year career split between the Dodgers and Miami Marlins, returning to Los Angeles in 2023 to serve as a veteran leader during his second stint with the club.
- Standing by his locker after the loss, a teary-eyed Rojas told reporters, "Today was the last time that I wore the uniform as a player, and my cleats, and it's really hard to take them off right now."
- A key contributor to back-to-back championship seasons, Rojas saved the Dodgers' 2025 World Series with his Game 7 home run and earned three straight Roy Campanella Awards for his clubhouse leadership.
- With his playing career finished, Rojas has a player development role lined up with the Dodgers organization, hoping this transition serves as the first step toward eventually landing in a manager's seat.
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Miguel Rojas retires after Dodgers’ NLCS exit, with plans to remain in baseball - FINCHANNEL
Miguel Rojas retired Thursday, October 15, at 37 after the Los Angeles Dodgers’ elimination from the National League Championship Series. The infielder’s final game ended with Milwaukee completing a four-game sweep, leaving him to discuss a planned move into another role with the organization where he began his major league career. Speaking to reporters at […]
World Series hero Miguel Rojas emotionally announces retirement after Dodgers get swept in NLCS - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Los Angeles Dodgers World Series hero Miguel Rojas announced his retirement from baseball Thursday at age 37. After the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Dodgers 6-4 to complete the sweep and advance to the World Series, an emotional Rojas said he was hanging up his spikes. “No, I think this is it, guys,” Rojas told reporters [...]
World Series hero Miguel Rojas emotionally announces retirement after Dodgers get swept in NLCS
Miguel Rojas announced his retirement after the Los Angeles Dodgers' sweep loss to Milwaukee Brewers, ending a 13-year career that included a legendary World Series moment.
[OSEN=Jo Hyung-rae] On the most tragic day for the LA Dodgers, Miguel Rojas also brings his active career to a close in tears. The Dodgers suffered a crushing 4-6 defeat against the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series, held on the 16th (KST) at Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, California. With this loss, the Dodgers were swept, losing the series 4-0.
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