Miguel Rojas has announced his retirement after more than 2,500 games across 21 professional seasons.
The veteran infielder began his pro career with the Reds organization in 2006 at age 17.
Rojas would go on to play 13 Major League seasons with the Marlins and Dodgers. His veteran presence helped the Dodgers to World Series championships in 2024 and 2025.
Dodgers fans will never forget his legendary game-tying home run in the ninth inning of Game Seven of the 2025 World Series.
Congratulations to Miggy Ro on a remarkable career!
“Never experienced post season loss” which means he decided to jump on the Dodgers bandwagon 2 years ago and didn’t experience them being the biggest bunch of losers alive for years
Miggy Ro: "This is it, this is it as a player... I want them to remember me as a guy who always did everything possible to help my teammates win and to help the team get better every single day, so I'm really proud because of that."
One of the more pathetic performances from a team you’ll ever see in October
The back-to-back champs just got beat down in every aspect of the game
Lights were too bright for the rotation. Dave Roberts had the worst managed series of his career. And the offense fucking sucked.
The second Blake Snell walked the leadoff batter it should have been time for the fully rested bullpen
Love Dave Roberts but what a generationally bad couple of games he’s had this series
Don’t let the 4 runs fool you, the offense once again was an utter embarrassment and looked lifeless
You won’t win any playoff games with 3 hits
Will Smith not knowing what a challenge is, costly blunders on defense and Yamamoto not being sharp didn’t help either