Miguel Rojas Retires After Dodgers' Season Ends
The veteran shortstop has officially called it a career, closing out his playing days with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Miguel Rojas announced his retirement from professional baseball following the conclusion of the Dodgers' postseason. The veteran shortstop spent time with several clubs over his career, most recently with Los Angeles. His departure removes a roster piece from the Dodgers and closes a chapter on a lengthy MLB career. No further transactions are expected related to his roster spot at this time.
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