“Stolen property”; "How did he get that?" - Fans in disbelief as LA supporter bringing Dodger Stadium seat for Miguel Rojas’ autograph goes viral

Miguel Rojas, who played a pivotal role in helping the Los Angeles Dodgers win the 2025 World Series in Game 7 against the Toronto Blue Jays, was at Legends’ Attic, a fan event where various Dodgers supporters brought in various items for the shortstop to sign on.

Hilariously, one fan brought in the back of the seat from Dodger Stadium which also caught Rojas in surprise. The fan even shared a fist pump with Rojas after his part of the seat was signed.

The video is going viral on the internet. Fans are reacting to it with hilarious comments.

"How tf he get the seat 😂" one fan joked. "Stolen property," one fan wrote. "How did he get that? That's pretty cool," another fan added. "Nice!!!" one fan wrote. "That’s awesome! I did that with a Meadowlands seat with Lawerence Taylor last year. I had to get seat 56 too," one fan shared a similar experience. "Miggyyyyyy大好き♥️辞めないでー( ´•̥̥̥ω•̥̥̥`) たとえリタイヤしてもずっとドジャースのベンチに居て、ドジャースを支えてて欲しい( ´•̥̥̥ω•̥̥̥`)We need you very very much," one fan commented.

Miguel Rojas reconsiders retirement after World Series heroics

The Dodgers were at the brink of losing the World Series before Miguel Rojas stunned the Toronto fans by hitting a game-tying home run in the ninth inning, which eventually forced extra innings.

Following his World Series heroics, Rojas has pushed his retirement plans to one more season. He wants to return to the Dodgers not because of the money but in order to help the team complete a three-peat.

“I want to go back and play for the Dodgers," Rojas said. "I think we deserve a chance to three-peat together. I think we deserve an opportunity to run it back. “That is my main motivation. It is not about me getting money or getting the right deal or anything like that. It is about keeping the core together for one more year and giving us the opportunity to three-peat.”

In 2025, Rojas played 114 games, batting .262 batting average to go along with .318 on-base percentage, .715 OPS, seven home runs and 27 RBIs. It remains to be seen if Rojas ends his MLB career on a high note.

Edited by Krutik Jain