Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas is playing in what could be the final postseason of his MLB career. Rojas may retire after the season, which would bring an end to what has been a respectable big league journey for him. The 37-year-old veteran wants to do everything he can to help LA win its third consecutive World Series this year. He is also focused on another endeavor at the moment, as Rojas is close to becoming a citizen of the USA after passing his citizenship test.

“I wasn’t nervous because I was prepared. That’s how I live my life,” Rojas said of passing the citizenship test, via Dodgers Nation. “I felt I was ready, it was my first time going into a conference room with an official. I knew the answers.”

Rojas, who is from Venezuela, also explained his desire to become a citizen of the USA, via Dodgers Nation as well.

“This country opened their doors to me be a professional baseball player. I don’t take it for granted, Miami has been home for me for the last 15 years.”

Article Continues Below

While Rojas is not a superstar, the Dodgers know how valuable he is to the team. He's a veteran infielder who makes winning plays. If the Dodgers are going to make another World Series run, Rojas will surely contribute in a crucial manner.

Rojas and Los Angeles will play the Atlanta Braves in Game 3 of the National League Division Series on Tuesday night in Atlanta. The series is currently tied 1-1.