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Despite the frustrations of the early months of the season, the season ended on a perfect note for Rojas as he won the World Series for the first time in his career. Miguel Rojas and Freddie ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers sign Roki Sasaki to the Minor League, prompting Miguel Rojas to switch his jersey number from No. 11 to No. 72. Rojas welcomes the change, focusing on team cohesion and ...

Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Roki Sasaki had a gift for Miguel Rojas in exchange for the Number 11 jersey ahead of the new MLB ...

Dodgers shortstop Miguel Rojas, who endeared himself to the Los Angeles fanbase during his two stints with the club, pitched his plans about one of the most seismic moments in US sports in recent ...

More news: World Series Winning Pitcher Praises Dodgers for Investing in Team to Win Miguel Rojas, the team's veteran shortstop, recently gave up his jersey number for Japanese phenom Roki Sasaki.

Rojas said Saturday expects to be ready by Opening Day after undergoing hernia surgery during the offseason, Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times reports. Rojas revealed that he developed an ...

Miguel Rojas ha sido un veterano que ha ayudado al manager Dave Roberts desde que llegó a la organización. Su buena defensa y su gran actitud para ser titular o suplente le han hecho mantenerse ...

When the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Roki Sasaki to a Minor League contract, it was accompanied by news that Miguel Rojas would be changing jersey numbers for the 2025 season. Rojas, who wore the ...

Such was the case for players including Clayton Kershaw, who began his career in No. 54, and Miguel Rojas, who debuted with the Dodgers in No. 72. But it is far more unusual for a player to return ...

El experimentado campo corto venezolano de los Dodgers de Los Ángeles, Miguel Rojas, solo le exigió una condición a Roki Sasaki al cederle el número 11 que había usado durante las recientes ...

Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas received an unexpected late-night text from president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman, asking him to run something by him. "When I received that ...