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Rojas noted that teammate Shohei Ohtani personally requested he continue playing before he signed a one-year contract for 2026.
"This is my last year. That's something that I said last year.
This is going to be my last year playing professional baseball. That's the way I want to see it," Rojas said.
The veteran infielder, currently batting . 256 with a .
643 OPS across 33 games, expressed a desire to transition into an organizational role with Los Angeles after his playing career ends.
However, he stated that securing another championship this season could prompt a family discussion about returning.
"There's one possibility, and it's winning another championship," Rojas said.
"I'm going to have to sit down with my wife and see what is out there for me, especially with this organization."
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Rojas clarified that any potential return would require mutual interest from the front office, as the franchise might choose to move in a different direction.
