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Miguel Rojas reveals why his Dodgers years meant so much more than baseball

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Murray, T. L. (2026, October 28). Miguel Rojas reveals why his Dodgers years meant so much more than baseball. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/27/sports/miguel-rojas-reveals-why-his-dodgers-years-meant-so-much-more-than-baseball/

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As of Tuesday night during the Fox pregame show for Game 4 of the World Series, Miguel Rojas reflected on his four-year tenure with the Dodgers, stating it "changed my life." He began his professional career in 2006 when he signed as an amateur free agent from Venezuela with the Cincinnati Reds. In 2014, Rojas made his MLB debut with the Dodgers and played in 85 games that season. During his time with the team, he cherished moments such as his teammates taking his son Aaron to shag fly balls in the outfield. Rojas emphasized how much these experiences meant not just for him but also for his family, making it "the best four years of my life."

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And for being part of the best four years of my life.” Rojas’ professional baseball career originally began in 2006 when he signed as an amateur free agent from Venezuela with the Cincinnati Reds.
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🔮 Rojas said on the broadcast that he will always cherish the moments the Dodgers organization did for his son son Aaron, like when his teammates would take him to the outfield to shag fly balls.
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As the 2026 MLB season is nearing the end, so is Miguel Rojas’ time on the baseball diamond. asserted
time → near → diamond
Rojas appeared as a guest during the Fox pregame show for Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday night and said his time with the Dodgers over the last four years “changed my life.” asserted
time → appear → life
“They gave me the opportunity to go back home in LA where I made debut 12 years ago …where I had where I had the opportunity to live the best four years of my life in baseball,” Rojas said. asserted
Rojas → give → baseball
Rojas said on the broadcast that he will always cherish the moments the Dodgers organization did for his son son Aaron, like when his teammates would take him to the outfield to shag fly balls. asserted
teammates → say → balls
“He was living the dream for me, and for my daughter, just to be around them. asserted
He → live → them
That’s what I told the guys,” Rojas said. asserted
Rojas → ’ → guys
And for being part of the best four years of my life.” Rojas’ professional baseball career originally began in 2006 when he signed as an amateur free agent from Venezuela with the Cincinnati Reds. asserted
he → begin → Reds
In 2012, he became a free agent and signed a minor league deal with the Dodgers. asserted
he → become → Dodgers
His MLB Debut came in June 2014. asserted
Debut → come → June
He went on to play in 85 games with the Dodgers. asserted
He → go → Dodgers
The next season, he was traded to the Marlins and would spend the next eight years with them. asserted
he → trade → them
His second stint with the Dodgers came in 2022 — one of the most important periods in the franchise’s history. asserted
stint → come → history
Rojas became a World Series hero in 2025 when he hit a solo home run in the ninth inning in Game 7 that propelled the team to winning their second consecutive World Series. asserted
that → become → Series
Rojas contemplated retirement after his heroics but decided to stick around for the 2026 season to help the Dodgers attempt a three-peat. asserted
Dodgers → contemplate → peat
After they were eliminated in the NLCS by the Brewers, he announced his retirement. asserted
he → eliminate → retirement
Rojas’ career finished concluded with two World Series titles, 1,048 hits, .260 batting average and 386 RBIs. asserted
career → finish → titles
As he is concluding his playing career, he will have one more last ride in baseball. asserted
he → conclude → baseball
This winter, Rojas will represent Venezuela in the Professional Baseball League for the Tiburones de La Guaira club. asserted
Rojas → represent → club
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