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Miguel Rojas joins FT: Real talk WBC insurance callout, Inside his legendary World Series moment
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Feb 5, 202631:15
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He was the unsung hero of this past World Series. Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas joins FT to discuss his two game-changing plays: the game-tying home run and throwing out Isiah Kiner-Falefa at home plate in Game 7.
Miggy Ro also shares his very candid thoughts on the insurance issues surrounding the WBC, as well as his favorite story about his former teammate, the late José Fernández.
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