Miguel Rojas Retires After NLCS Sweep, Transitioning to Dodgers Front Office

Los Angeles Dodgers veteran infielder Miguel Rojas announced his retirement following an NLCS sweep by the Brewers, ending a 13-year MLB career. The 37-year-old won two World Series rings and three Roy Campanella Awards, highlighted by a Game 7 tying homer in 2025. Rojas finishes with 61 home runs and 386 RBIs. He will immediately transition into a player development and front office role within the Dodgers organization to continue wearing the team's uniform in a new capacity.