Overview
- Rojas confirmed he is retiring immediately following the Dodgers' loss to the Milwaukee Brewers that ended their season in the National League Championship Series.
- The 37‑year‑old finished a 13‑year big league career that began in Los Angeles, included eight seasons in Miami, and featured key contributions to the Dodgers' 2024 and 2025 World Series titles.
- He leaves the field with a .260 regular‑season batting average, 61 home runs and 386 RBIs across 1,401 games, and he hit .233 in 25 postseason games.
- In his final on‑field moments he singled in what reporters called his last plate appearance, and he started Game 4 of the NLCS before being lifted for a pinch hitter without recording an at‑bat.
- Rojas completed U.S. naturalization earlier this month to remove visa constraints, a step he framed as preparing for a front‑office role though no 2027 contract has been announced.