Miguel Rojas retires after 13 MLB seasons
Shortstop Miguel Rojas announced his retirement following the Dodgers’ 2025 World Series championship and a sweep in the National League Championship Series.
Key points
- Rojas retires after 13 seasons in MLB.
- He played four seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
- His final season included a World Series title in 2025.
- The Dodgers won the NLCS sweep before his announcement.
- Freddie Freeman’s 2023 walk‑off grand slam is a recent Dodgers highlight.
Miguel Rojas announced his retirement after 13 seasons in Major League Baseball, concluding his career following the National League Championship Series sweep. The former shortstop spent four seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers and was a key contributor during the team’s 2025 World Series championship run.
The 2025 World Series has been recalled as one of the best World Series of the 21st century, highlighting the Dodgers’ performance among other memorable moments.
Two years earlier, Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman delivered an iconic walk‑off grand slam, a moment that remains a highlight in recent Dodgers history.
Rojas’ retirement marks the end of a notable career that included a World Series title, and his departure was confirmed shortly after the NLCS conclusion.
Your questions, answered
When did Miguel Rojas retire?
He announced his retirement after the 2025 National League Championship Series sweep.
Which team did Rojas play for?
He played four seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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