It was not the way he wanted to say goodbye, but Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas announced his retirement after being swept by the Milwaukee Brewers in the NLCS at Dodger Stadium on Thursday.

Los Angeles was denied a third straight trip to the World Series, and Rojas felt he already gave everything to baseball.

According to the OC Register's Bill Plunkett, the 37-year-old Rojas revealed his retirement with a poignant message.

“Dodgers Miguel Rojas said he told his teammates after the game, ‘This is it. I'm moving on with the next chapter in my life. The last four years here changed my life,” wrote Plunkett on X.

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Rojas will walk away having played 14 seasons in the MLB. He had two stints with the Dodgers, winning two championships. He also suited up for the Miami Marlins.

More details to come.