Overview
- Miguel Rojas said the only scenario in which he plays past 2026 is if the Dodgers win a third straight World Series.
- He entered this season on a one-year, $5.5 million deal after announcing it would be his final year as a player.
- Rojas has started strong with a .341 average and an .852 OPS across 18 games, filling in at shortstop and second base.
- He said any return would depend on his health and his family’s approval, and he would not play for another team.
- Such a run would be rare in MLB history, with sustained title streaks largely limited to past Yankees dynasties.