The Los Angeles Dodgers' success isn't just due to talent acquisition but also to the leadership of players like Miguel Rojas. He serves as a mentor, demonstrated when he passed his jersey number, 11, to rookie Roki Sasaki. Sasaki expressed gratitude for Rojas' gesture, indicating the significance of mentorship in the team's culture. Rojas, switching back to 72, emphasized the emotional connection to his debut number while aspiring to build new memories and uphold the Dodgers' winning legacy. This highlight of camaraderie underscores the importance of team chemistry in pursuit of championships.
I'm really grateful that a veteran like Miguel Rojas has let me wear number 11. I haven't decided yet on what I'm going to give, but I'm going to start thinking about that.
This number means a lot to me and my family. More than a decade ago I made my MLB debut wearing number 72 but it's time to create some new memories.
While I was wearing 11 I always wanted to represent and carry the legacy of the great Manny Mota. I'm excited to play behind @rouki.sasaki and help him to fit right in with the Dodgers culture.
A key aspect of being successful is camaraderie and chemistry. By giving up his number, Rojas demonstrates a commitment to team cohesion and mentoring the next generation.
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