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Dodgers make one change to NLCS roster, get good injury news on World Series hero

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Harris, J. (2026, October 11). Dodgers make one change to NLCS roster, get good injury news on World Series hero. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/11/sports/miguel-rojas-justin-wrobleski-dodgers-nlcs-roster-hyeseong-kim-dropped/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-11 · by Jack Harris

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The Dodgers adjusted their roster for the National League Championship Series against the Brewers by adding pitcher Justin Wrobleski and dropping Hyeseong Kim. Veteran Miguel Rojas, who had been dealing with a back injury, confirmed his availability for the series. The team’s 26-man squad includes 13 pitchers and 13 position players, reflecting their need for bullpen depth as Wrobleski offers both left-handed relief and long-relief options.
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Ahead of Game 1 of the National League Championship Series (NLCS) against the Brewers on Sunday, the Dodgers announced their 26-man roster. They added pitcher Justin Wrobleski to the team while dropping speedster Hyeseong Kim from it. Veteran infielder Miguel Rojas was included despite a recent back injury, confirming his availability for the series. The roster features an equal balance of 13 pitchers and 13 position players. Wrobleski, who had a strong All-Star season with a 3.66 ERA but struggled late in the regular season, will likely serve as long relief and provide another left-handed option out of the bullpen. Kim’s removal was unsurprising since he primarily played as a defensive specialist during the NLDS after spending most of the season in triple-A.

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🔮 What Friedman didn’t do, however, was say that the Dodgers would be all-in on Skubal this winter, or that they would do whatever it takes to lock him up in a free agency process that is expected to end with the soon-to-be 30-year-old breaking Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s record guarantee of $325 million for a pitcher.
🔮 After the team was eliminated from the National League Championship Series last week, Ohtani said he was not sure if he would need any offseason procedures.
🔮 When a new CBA is struck, and what changes to the league’s financial structure it could possibly entail, is still anyone’s guess.
🔮 This season, the group couldn’t replicate that success, enduring adversity during an injury-plagued regular season and then failure against a relentless Brewers offense in the team’s National League Championship Series elimination.
🔮 “Yes, definitely,” Ohtani said through interpreter Will Ireton on Thursday night, when asked if he intended to return to pitching in 2027.
🔮 Rojas will remain in the Dodgers’ organization moving forward, having agreed to transition into player development after 2026 when he re-signed as a free agent with the club this winter.
🔮 Instead, despite a 100-win regular season and league-record $432 million payroll, the two-time defending champions were eliminated in the National League Championship Series by the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, ending their bid for history and sending them into an uncertain offseason –– one that could include an extended lockout, notable changes to the roster, and existential questions about how to retool around their aging veteran core.
🔮 Just a fourth-straight loss and an embarrassing elimination that will send the Dodgers into a long, regretful winter full of future uncertainty.
🔮 After striking out in his first at-bat Thursday night, Ohtani delivered the kind of moment the Dodgers had been waiting for all October, unloading on a down-and-in cutter from ex-Dodger Dustin May to give the Dodgers an early 4-0 lead in their elimination game.
🔮 Whenever the offseason arrives, notable changes could be coming to the Dodgers’ clubhouse. Freeman and Muncy won’t be going anywhere, nor will other core veterans such as Mookie Betts, Will Smith or Shohei Ohtani. But Miguel Rojas is likely to retire.
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Brewers Dodgers MILWAUKEE NLDS National League Championship Series

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Dodgers ORG · 4× Rojas PERSON · 2× Brewers ORG · 1× Hyeseong Kim PERSON · 1× Justin Wrobleski PERSON · 1× Kim PERSON · 1× MILWAUKEE GPE · 1× Miguel Rojas PERSON · 1× Tarik Skubal PERSON · 1× Wrobleski PERSON · 1×

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Ahead of Game 1 of the NLCS on Sunday, the Dodgers announced their 26-man squad for the series –– which, unlike in the NL Division Series, was equally balanced with 13 pitchers and 13 position players.
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🔮 Veteran infielder Miguel Rojas was also included in the group, confirming he will be available for the series despite battling a back injury in recent days.

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MILWAUKEE –– The Dodgers made one change to their playoff roster for their National League Championship Series against the Brewers, adding pitcher Justin Wrobleski and dropping speedster Hyeseong Kim. asserted
Dodgers → make → Kim
Veteran infielder Miguel Rojas was also included in the group, confirming he will be available for the series despite battling a back injury in recent days. asserted
he → include → days
Ahead of Game 1 of the NLCS on Sunday, the Dodgers announced their 26-man squad for the series –– which, unlike in the NL Division Series, was equally balanced with 13 pitchers and 13 position players. asserted
which → announce → pitchers
Wrobleski was the extra arm added, coming off an All-Star season in which he went 12-5 with a 3.66 ERA, but also struggled with home run problems down the stretch. asserted
he → add → stretch
The 26-year-old will likely provide insurance in a long-relief role. asserted
old → provide → role
He also gives the Dodgers another left-hander out of the bullpen. asserted
He → give → bullpen
Kim’s removal was no surprise, after he spent much of the season in triple-A and was only called back up to be a base-running and defensive specialist in the NLDS. asserted
he → spend → NLDS
The only way he might have survived would have been if Rojas was unable to go because of his back problem, which he suffered in Game 3 of the NLDS and left him unavailable for Game 4. uncertain
he → survive → Game
However, Rojas came through a couple workouts this week feeling good, ensuring he will remain in the Dodgers’ plans. asserted
he → come → plans
Everything about the team’s playoff roster also remained unchanged, as they enter a marquee pitching matchup Sunday night that will see Tarik Skubal face off with Jacob Misiorowski. asserted
Skubal → remain → Misiorowski
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