Dodgers fans are already saying it:
“Miguel Rojas should be a manager someday.”
“He’d be the perfect successor to Dave Roberts.”
“Born leader.”
Miguel Rojas has been more than just a player. He’s been a leader who supports his teammates, brings the clubhouse together, and puts the team first.
And Rojas himself has expressed interest in working in player development after retirement, with the goal of becoming a manager someday.
His dramatic game-tying home run in Game 7 of last year’s World Series will live forever in Dodgers history.
Could we one day see Miguel Rojas managing the Dodgers from the dugout?
Just imagining it gets me excited! 💙⚾️
Dodgers fans, would you like to see Manager Miguel Rojas someday? 👀
@OnePunch_Daily Just reading the comments this Saitama character sounds lame af and looks lame as well. Like me drawing a stick figure and saying his power is he has infinite power and never loses. Get that shhhhht outta here. Lame af
Last year when Kiké Hernandez was a free agent I asked Andrew Friedman if the door was open to re-sign Kiké and he said, "the door is always open for Kiké".
I wonder if that'll be the case this time around. Do you think they'll bring him back?