Miguel Rojas retires after Dodgers' NLCS sweep
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- Miguel Rojas announced his retirement after the Los Angeles Dodgers were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Championship Series.
- Rojas, a 37-year-old veteran, had planned to retire but had not fully committed to the decision during the season.
- He made the announcement during a final postgame clubhouse meeting with his teammates.
- Rojas' career included a legendary moment in the World Series.
- He plans to stay with the Dodgers in a new role after retiring as a player.
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- Fox News, right-leaningWorld Series hero Miguel Rojas emotionally announces retirement after Dodgers get swept in NLCS
- New York Post, right-leaningDodgers hero Miguel Rojas announces retirement as he plans to stay with team in new role