When the Los Angeles Dodgers re-signed Miguel Rojas to a one-year contract it was with an expectation he would retire following the 2026 season and immediately join the front office. But Rojas began to soften on his retirement stance as…
Miguel Rojas officially announced his retirement from Major League Baseball following the Los Angeles Dodgers' Game 4 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers in the NLCS. Manager Dave Roberts yielded the floor to the 37-year-old infielder in the clubhouse, where an emotional Rojas thanked his teammates and revealed his decision to end his 21-year professional career.
Rojas had contemplated playing in 2027 if the Dodgers secured a three-peat, but the sweep ended those aspirations. He expressed a desire to remain with the Dodgers organization in a front-office capacity moving forward.
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