Miguel Rojas Retires After 13 MLB Seasons
The veteran infielder confirmed his retirement after the Dodgers were eliminated by the Brewers, moving into a front-office role in LA.
Miguel Rojas announced his retirement following the Dodgers' postseason elimination by the Brewers. The two-time World Series champion spent the final four seasons of his career in Los Angeles. Rojas had signaled retirement intentions last fall and will transition immediately into a player development role with the Dodgers, per a pre-arranged agreement tied to his $5.5MM contract signed last December.
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