"I've deleted a post incorrectly identifying who was suspended today. It was Johan Rojas of the Philadelphia Phillies who was suspended."
"It's been a wild ride. I've given it everything that I have every single night for the four years that I've been here. And hopefully I can finish my career here next year. Because I'm going to retire after next year."
"The infielder will likely fill the same role he has since coming back to LA ahead of the 2023 season - that of a veteran utility infielder with an above average glove and serviceable bat."
The Athletic's Evan Drellich made an error in reporting an 80-game suspension for a banned substance, initially naming Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas before quickly correcting himself. The actual suspended player was Johan Rojas of the Philadelphia Phillies, who appeared in 71 games last season with limited offensive production. Miguel Rojas, who hit a crucial home run in Game 7 of last year's World Series, remains unaffected and continues performing well in spring training for the Dodgers. Rojas signed a one-year deal with Los Angeles and has indicated this will likely be his final MLB season before retirement.
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