Fish Stripes Feb 6, 2023
Offishial news, 2/6/23: Dodgers extend Miguel Rojas; permission denied
@Marlins/Twitter Today’s Marlins news roundup also includes quotes from Jorge Soler. The Dodgers and old friend Miguel Rojas have agreed on a contract extension through the 2024 season with a 2025 club option (first reported by Daniel Álvarez-Montes of El Extrabase). It guarantees him $11 million over the next two years. I’m surprised by the precise timing, as Rojas is coming off a significant wrist injury and hasn’t yet had game reps to demonstrate that he’s back to full strength. But hey, not my money. Need a refresher on the whereabouts of the other...
www.ocregister.com Feb 4, 2023
Dodgers extend Miguel Rojas’ contract through 2024
The veteran infielder, who the Dodgers acquired from the Marlins last month, will still make $5 million in 2023 but now $1.5 million of that is a signing bonus.
DodgerBlue.com Jan 26, 2023
Miguel Rojas To Wear No. 11 With Dodgers, But ‘Will Never Forget’ No. 72
The Los Angeles Dodgers shored up their infield depth with a trade that brought Miguel Rojas over from the Miami Marlins, giving...
DodgerBlue.com Jan 24, 2023
Miguel Rojas Helping Mentor Dodgers Prospects Miguel Vargas & Diego Cartaya
When the Los Angeles Dodgers acquired Miguel Rojas from the Miami Marlins, they knew they were getting a veteran...
Fish Stripes Jan 22, 2023
So long, Captain. Carry On, Stirrup Son.
Photo by Michael McLoone/USA TODAY Sports Saying goodbye to Miguel Rojas and Pablo López. If you’ve read my work, it’s no surprise I form emotional attachments to the Miami Marlins organization and its players. Within the last few weeks, the team has traded two players that pulled on my heartstrings during their tenure in Miami: Miguel Rojas and Pablo López. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miguel Rojas (@miggyslocker) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pablo López...
Call to the Pen Jan 14, 2023
Miguel Rojas trade right for 2023 Miami Marlins on one condition
Dealing Miguel Rojas might make sense in the long term, but there’s only one way it makes sense for the Miami Marlins in 2023. Wednesday evening, the Miami Marlins moved on from their longest tenured player, dealing team captain and starting shortstop Miguel Rojas to the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for infield prospect Jacob […] Miguel Rojas trade right for 2023 Miami Marlins on one condition - Call to the Pen - Call to the Pen - A Major League Baseball Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Fish Stripes Jan 14, 2023
5 fun facts/memories from Miguel Rojas’ tenure in Miami
Photo by Michael Starghill/MLB Photos via As the Miami Marlins try to make the leap from rebuilding to competitive, they will do so without their longtime captain. Earlier this week, Miami dealt shortstop Miguel Rojas to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Rojas had spent eight years with the Marlins and ranks seventh in franchise history in games played with 870 games. While Rojas never put up huge offensive numbers, he was a consistent contact hitter for the franchise and played Gold Glove-caliber defense. As he makes his way back to the West Coast, here are five fun facts...
DodgerBlue.com Jan 13, 2023
Miguel Rojas Sent Text Message To Clayton Kershaw After Dodgers Trade
The Los Angeles Dodgers bolstered their infield depth by acquiring Miguel Rojas from the Miami Marlins in exchange...
Fish Stripes Jan 13, 2023
What Jacob Amaya brings to the table
The recent acquisition should be contributing for the Marlins in the majors very soon. On Wednesday, the Miami Marlins traded longtime veteran shortstop Miguel Rojas to the Dodgers for Jacob Amaya (15th-ranked Dodgers prospect at the time, according to MLB Pipeline). This ends Rojas’ 8-season tenure with the team and he goes back to where he played his rookie season. Amaya, on the other hand, now goes to a Marlins team that has a long-term opening at shortstop. He’ll get an opportunity to prove that he deserves the job. Amaya spent the 2022 season in AA and AAA, producing...
Fish Stripes Jan 12, 2023
Miguel Rojas films final trip to LoanDepot Park, cleans out locker
@miggyslocker/Instagram Rojas: “Thank you all again for the support...but it’s time to move on.” The day after being traded from the Miami Marlins to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Miguel Rojas livestreamed his final drive to LoanDepot Park on Thursday afternoon. “I’ve been thinking about how to express all the things that I feel for the move,” he explained at the start of the 13-minute video. “How is a better way than me taking you to the field?” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Miguel Rojas...
DodgerBlue.com Jan 12, 2023
Los Angeles Dodgers Trade Jacob Amaya To Miami Marlins For Miguel Rojas
The Los Angeles Dodgers traded prospect Jacob Amaya to the Miami Marlins in exchange for Miguel Rojas, marking a reunion...
Call to the Pen Jan 12, 2023
Dodgers-Marlins trade grades: Miguel Rojas for Jacob Amaya
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Miami Marlins made a trade on Wednesday, with veteran shortstop Miguel Rojas heading back to Los Angeles (where he played in his rookie season of 2014) in exchange for prospect Jacob Amaya. Los Angeles Dodgers or Miami Marlins: Grading who won the Miguel Rojas-Jacob Amaya trade Trade grade for Los […] Dodgers-Marlins trade grades: Miguel Rojas for Jacob Amaya - Call to the Pen - Call to the Pen - A Major League Baseball Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Fish Stripes Jan 12, 2023
Offishial news, 1/12/23: Miguel Rojas to LA; Jean Segura introduced; latest rumors
@Marlins/Twitter Today’s Marlins news roundup also includes our exclusive interview with radio broadcaster Glenn Geffner. Marlins Podcast Episodes The Marlins traded their longest-tenured player, Miguel Rojas, to the Dodgers for young shortstop Jacob Amaya. Despite poor results at the plate in 2022, some uncertainty about the health of his right wrist and only one more year of club control remaining, Rojas still had substantial positive value on the market. He says on Instagram that he’ll soon take the time to compose a goodbye letter to describe “what this...
Florida Marlins Blog | South Florida Sun-Sentinel Jan 11, 2023
Marlins deal Miguel Rojas to Los Angeles Dodgers for minor-league infielder Jacob Amaya
Rojas was the longest-tenured member of the Marlins, having been with the club since 2015. He appeared in 870 games with Miami over the last eight seasons, 339 more than anyone else.
www.ocregister.com Jan 11, 2023
Dodgers acquire Miguel Rojas from Marlins, adding infield depth
The Dodgers send prospect Jacob Amaya to the Marlins in exchange for the more experienced Rojas.
