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Miguel Rojas will not play for the Dodgers in Game 4 of the NLDS against the Braves due to a back injury sustained during Game 3 on Tuesday. Manager Dave Roberts stated that while Rojas is currently sidelined, the team hopes he can recover and remain available for future games. The Dodgers are cautious about making roster changes now, as any replacement would be ineligible for a potential NLCS if they advance.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-07,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
The Dodgers will play Game 4 of the National League Division Series on Wednesday without veteran infielder Miguel Rojas due to a back injury. Manager Dave Roberts said that Rojas is experiencing soreness and will not be available for Wednesday's potential clincher game. The Dodgers are hopeful that Rojas' condition will improve in the coming days but do not plan to make any immediate roster changes, as he would become ineligible for future series if replaced now. With Rojas out, the team’s pinch-hitting options include Tommy Edman, Josue De Paula, Hunter Feduccia, and Hyeseong Kim.
Written for “Dodgers Injury Update” on 2026-10-07,
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ATLANTA –– The Dodgers will be playing a man short for Game 4 of the National League Division Series on Wednesday.
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Dodgers → play → Wednesday
According to manager Dave Roberts, veteran infielder Miguel Rojas will not be available for the team’s potential NLDS clincher, after leaving Game 3 early on Tuesday with lower back pain.
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Rojas → accord → pain
“[He’s feeling] not great,” Roberts said.
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Roberts → feel → ?
“Back’s sore.
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Back → ’ → ?
So we’re going to kick this one to another day.”
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we → go → day
For now, the Dodgers do not appear to be considering a roster move.
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Dodgers → appear → move
Roberts said the team is hopeful his injury will improve in the coming days.
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injury → say → days
And if they were to replace him on the roster now, he would be ineligible to play in a potential NL Championship Series.
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he → replace → Series
“To make any decisions that would compromise his status for a potential next series doesn’t make sense,” Roberts said.
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Roberts → make → sense
Rojas tweaked his back while fielding a ground ball in the fifth inning on Tuesday night, then left the game after showing visible signs of pain on a swing in the eighth inning.
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Rojas → tweak → inning
Rojas had started each of the last two games for the Dodgers, inserted into the lineup as an extra right-handed bat against a pair of left-handed starters from the Braves.
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Rojas → start → Braves
After Tuesday’s game, Rojas downplayed the severity of his injury, sounding hopeful he would be available to play in Game 4.
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he → downplay → Game
Instead, the Dodgers will be down a man on their bench, leaving switch-hitting utility player Tommy Edman, left-handed-hitting rookie Josue De Paula, left-handed-hitting backup catcher Hunter Feduccia, and baserunning/defensive specialist Hyeseong Kim as their pinch-hitting options as they try to close out the best-of-five series.
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they → leave → series
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