In Major League Baseball, players often start with a high number before switching to a lower one after establishing themselves. Such was the case for players including Clayton Kershaw, who began his ...

Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas received an unexpected late-night ... Hopefully, I'm the last guy to wear No. 11 before he retires because I'm pretty sure he's going to have a long ...

Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki gifted Miguel Rojas bottles of Dassai sake from Japan for allowing him to wear uniform number 11.

Miguel Rojas changes jersey number, allowing Roki Sasaki to wear No. 11 Rojas officially switched his jersey number back to No. 72, which he wore during his rookie season with the Dodgers.

“I’m really grateful that a veteran like Miguel Rojas has let me wear No. 11,” Sasaki said. “I haven’t decided yet on what I’m going to give, but I’m going to start thinking about that.