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Retired Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas joins World Series coverage as reporter
Miguel Rojas retired from playing for the Dodgers after this season and soon took on a new role.
At World Series media day on Oct.
22, he appeared as a reporter, interviewing players.
He is working on Spanish-language coverage for media day and Game 1.
Rojas is a Spanish speaker, and the league named him one of three World Series correspondents.
The 37-year-old’s final game was on Oct.
15, about a week before his reporting debut.
His quick move from player to reporter drew attention from fans online.
The coverage continues at Game 1, though the sources do not say what role he will take after that.
Retired Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas appeared as a reporter at the World Series media day.
He interviewed players for Spanish-language coverage, including players from the Brewers.
MLB announced Rojas and two other players would serve as World Series correspondents.
Rojas had announced his retirement after playing for the Dodgers through this season.
Fans reacted to his quick move from playing to reporting.
- Who
- Miguel Rojas, a retired Dodgers infielder, served as a reporter.
- What
- He reported for Spanish-language coverage around the World Series.
- When
- At media day on Oct. 22, local time, ahead of the World Series. The articles give the date as Oct. 23 in Japan.
- Where
- At the World Series media day; the specific venue is not stated.
- Why
- He was taking part in Spanish-language reporting. The sources do not state why he was selected.
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Rojas played his final game, according to ｄメニューニュース.
Rojas worked as a reporter at the World Series media day.
MLB announced Rojas, pitcher Payton Tolle and infielder Ernie Clement as World Series correspondents.
- Role
- World Series reporter
- Coverage
- Spanish-language reporting at media day and Game 1
- Former team
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- Other correspondents
- Payton Tolle and Ernie Clement
- Final game
- Oct. 15 (Japan time Oct. 16)
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What people are saying
Miguel Rojas is serving as a reporter representing MLB Spanish at the World Series media day.
He found his next job already.
Even after retiring, it suits him so well!