"In the first inning, when I hit the ball, I kind of slipped a little bit out of the box, and I felt a little something on my leg. And then when I got hit at second base on the double play ball, I kind of had a dead leg sensation,"
"So anyways, Doc told me that I was going to get one more at-bat against (Chris) Sale, and I was going to get out of the game to get some treatment. I should be fine for the rest of the week."
"No concern," Roberts said. "I'm not sure what the scientific word is, but it was kind of like a hip flexor, quad thing. So got him out there, got him out of the game, got Kim in there. Hopefully, he'll be back in there against (Robbie) Ray."
"Rojas went 0-for-3 in his start, but reached base via an error and scored a run. He also showed his leg wasn't too much of a concern when he tried to make a jumping throw across his body while playing defense. Rojas additionally scored from second base on Shohei Ohtani's hard-hit single."
Miguel Rojas was celebrated for his World Series Game 7 performance but experienced leg trouble during the game against the Atlanta Braves. He appeared to injure his leg in the first inning after slipping out of the batter’s box and again after being hit at second base on a double play ball, describing a dead-leg sensation. He stayed in the game after both incidents but was removed in the seventh inning for Hyeseong Kim. Rojas said he was told he would get one more at-bat against Chris Sale before receiving treatment and expected to be fine for the rest of the week. Manager Dave Roberts said the issue appeared related to a hip flexor or quad and expected Rojas to return against the next left-handed starter, likely Robbie Ray. Rojas went 0-for-3, reached base on an error, scored, and made a defensive jumping throw while also scoring on Shohei Ohtani’s single. He has played 25 games this season, hitting .259/.302/.362 with five RBI and five runs.
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