Miguel Rojas Says Dodgers ‘Made Commitment’ to Lock In for Rest of Season

From the Los Angeles Dodgers holding a nine game lead in the NL West at the start of July, to briefly losing the first place spot, to then sweeping the San Diego Padres to get the lead back, LA has shown tons of inconsistency this summer. As September baseball begins and the postseason is just 25 games away, one of the most respected veteran leaders in the clubhouse, Miguel Rojas, spoke on the commitment he and his team are making for the most important stretch of the year. More news: Dodgers’ Tanner Scott Reacts to Another Blown Lead as Struggles Continue “You guys gotta understand, we’re human beings,” Rojas said. “And sometimes you get tired, especially mentally. And you got a lot of things going on in your life, and your year, and it’s not easy to be locked in every single time. But I feel like we made a commitment to be locked in for 25 more games, plus the 20 or whatever we need to play in the playoffs.” Rojas wasn’t the only one to address the recent uneasiness in the standings as All-Star catcher Will Smith — who bailed the Dodgers out on Sunday to avoid a
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