Miguel Rojas begins coaching role with Dodgers after retirement
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 26, 2026, 8:36 PM
Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Miguel Rojas has started his coaching journey with the Los Angeles Dodgers following his retirement. On October 26, he shared a photo from the Dodgers' developmental facility in Arizona, indicating readiness for his new role. While Rojas' exact title is yet to be determined, he is excited to contribute to the team’s development. Previously, he had been involved in coaching his teammates as he prepared for this transition. Rojas aims to eventually become a manager, leveraging his on-field experience to guide players defensively.
- •Rojas recently retired from playing and is moving into a coaching role.
- •He posted on Instagram about his work at the Dodgers' facility.
- •Rojas has previously helped teammates with defensive skills.
- •He has expressed a desire to advance to a managerial position.
- •His dedication to the Dodgers organization remains strong.
- 8:36 PMYahoo Sports — Miguel Rojas Already Begins New Dodgers Role After Retirement
"Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Miguel Rojas, recently retired, is already starting work with the team in his new role within the organization.
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