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Dodgers Infielder Miguel Rojas Retires Following NLCS Elimination
By Rhyter Times Desk · 2h ago
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| New York PostLean Right | Dodgers hero Miguel Rojas announces retirement as he plans to stay with team in new role | first |
| Fox Sports | Dodgers Infielder Miguel Rojas Announces Retirement After NLCS Defeat | +14 min |
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Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas has announced the conclusion of his playing career following the team's National League Championship Series defeat to the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday night, according to reports from Fox Sports and the New York Post. Both publications noted that the 37-year-old intends to remain with the Dodgers organization in an off-field capacity.
During Game 4, Rojas was placed seventh in the batting order but did not log an official at-bat before being lifted for a pinch hitter, Fox Sports reported. Speaking to reporters in the clubhouse following the contest, Rojas affirmed his playing days had ended and expressed a desire to begin working on the executive or operational side of the sport in Los Angeles.
Fox Sports detailed that Rojas spent his 13-year major league career with the Dodgers and the Miami Marlins, finishing with 1,048 hits and 61 home runs across 1,401 regular-season games. During his second stint with the Dodgers, which began ahead of the 2023 campaign, Rojas contributed to consecutive World Series championships, highlighted by a game-tying ninth-inning home run in Game 7 of the 2025 World Series.
How outlets are covering this
Veteran infielder Miguel Rojas has announced his retirement from Major League Baseball after the Dodgers were eliminated by the Brewers in the NLCS. Both Fox Sports and the New York Post report that the 37-year-old plans to continue working within the Dodgers organization.
Shared reporting
- Miguel Rojas announced his retirement as an active player following the Dodgers' NLCS defeat against the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday night.
- Rojas is 37 years old.
- Rojas intends to stay with the Dodgers organization in a new, non-playing role.
Different framing
- The New York Post characterized the defeat as a painful sweep and emphasized Rojas delivering the emotional news directly to his teammates in a final clubhouse meeting, whereas Fox Sports focused on game details, his career statistics, and his postgame remarks to reporters.
Why it matters
Rojas' retirement closes a 13-season playing career and initiates a leadership transition for the Dodgers, as a veteran member of their championship core moves from the active roster into an organizational role.
Sources
- Dodgers Infielder Miguel Rojas Announces Retirement After NLCS Defeat
Fox sports · 3h ago
- Dodgers hero Miguel Rojas announces retirement as he plans to stay with team in new role
New york post · 3h ago
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