“I’m so excited to be back next year, which would be the last year of my playing career,” Rojas said. “I can’t wait to play in front of all of you every night at Dodger Stadium with one goal in mind, which is to win another championship and have the opportunity to play in front of all of you three times. Thank you so much for the support over the years, and I can’t wait to see you in Spring Training.”
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He had a subpar season with the bat in 2023, but hit his stride and became a key role player for LA in 2024. Rojas maintained a 111 OPS+ that season, hitting six home runs and recording 36 RBIs with a .283/.337/.410 slash line through 103 games.
He played a similarly important role in 2025 and still managed to beat the league average with seven home runs and 27 RBIs. However, his best moment of the season came in Game 7 of the World Series.
Rojas came to the plate with one out in the top of the ninth inning, with the Dodgers trailing by one, and hit the biggest home run of his career to date to tie the game at four and send it to extra innings. The Dodgers won the game and cemented Rojas’ name in Dodgers folklore.
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The 36-year-old is a valuable addition to the Dodgers’ depth and will certainly make a difference in 2026 as the Dodgers pursue their franchise’s first three-peat.
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