A potential Dodgers free agent wants to finish his career in Los Angeles.
shortstop Miguel Rojas revealed he wants to finish his MLB career as a Dodger. Rojas spent the majority of his career with the Miami Marlins, but is looking to end his career in Los Angeles and take on a coaching role with the team afterward.. "Another thing that I want to do is stay in as a coach with the team after I'm done playing, so that's something that I'm kind of putting together.
"I want to play at least two more years, and hopefully, and obviously, I want to play for the Dodgers and I want to finish my career here,". "But you know how it is, you have to continue to improve, and you have to continue to prove that you're valuable for an organization, especially with the high standards that the Dodgers have.
Rojas can become a free agent after the 2024 season if the Dodgers exercise his $1 million buyout clause. They can also extend him by a year for $5 million under the terms of an extension he signed in Feb. 2023.
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