There are no errors in Miguel Rojas’ fashion game.
The Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop has been rocking Van Cleef jewelry since spring training, but it was the 2025 World Series against the Toronto Blue Jays that put his style choice on everyone’s feeds.
“I like the brand, and Van Cleef has been something that has been popular for the last couple of years,” Rojas told E! News in an exclusive interview. “So I feel like, why not put it on the field where I do my life every single day?”
Indeed, Van Cleef’s signature clover symbol has been seen around the necks of other Major League Baseball players including Tampa Bay Rays infielder Junior Caminero. For Rojas, the necklace is not only meaningful, but practical.
“This blue one was a gift from my wife for Father’s Day—it goes really well with the uniform,” the 36-year-old noted. “In baseball, a lot of people used to wear long chains that kind of get stuck in your uniform, but I like this choker style because it's a little bit easier to wear. It's not bouncing up and down, and I feel like I was able to rock it to the field.”
That necklace—a Van Cleef & Arpels 10-motif Alhambra necklace—was proudly on display for World Series viewers after he hit the game-tying run at the top of the ninth inning in game seven on Nov. 1. As for what went though his mind immediately after the homer?
“I'm rounding the bases, I'm thinking about my wife and what she said to me prior to that game,” Rojas admitted, “and keeping me motivated and keeping me focused on how I’m gonna get an opportunity to be a big impact for the team.”
The 2025 title is the Dodgers’ seventh World Series title since moving to Los Angeles from Brooklyn in 1958, and the first repeat championship for a team in 25 years. Rojas was part of last years’ Dodgers championship team along with three-time MVP Shohei Ohtani and last year’s World Series MVP Freddie Freeman.
But the win this season was made even cooler because he did it wearing his rookie number: 72.
As he put it to E!, “Now I can say that I have a championship with both of the numbers, 11 and 72!”
The number change came about at the start of the year when then-23-year-old pitcher Roki Sasaki, who signed with the Dodgers from Japan, expressed hope to take the field as no. 11. As a result, Rojas, who had started wearing the number while with the Miami Marlins in 2022, returned to wearing the number he had originally worn when making his MLB debut with the Dodgers in 2014.
And it was a move he was happy to make for his young teammate.
“I’ve done everything in my career already,” he emphasized. “I won a championship in ‘24. I've been part of great teams. I have a relationship with a lot of guys in our clubhouse and around the league, and I don't feel like being attached to a number will make me any better."
He added, “What makes us better is having Roki on our team and making him feel comfortable. So for me, it wasn't a really hard decision to give up my number.”
Plus, Rojas and Sasaki’s bond flourished over the season, from Rojas introducing Sasaki to the song “Báilalo Rocky” (which serves as the pitcher’s walk-up song) to celebrating a championship with the team he says is basically family.
As for whether a third championship is on the horizon? Rojas, who is currently a free agent, hopes so—especially after sharing last month that he plans to retire after the 2026 season.
“I'm looking forward to playing another year, and I want to play for the Dodgers,” he said. “It's not for me to decide whether or not I'll be back. But I will do whatever is in my control to let them know that I want to be here.”
And as Rojas and the Dodgers knocked the nail-biter series out of the park, all the stars stepped out to see them and the Blue Jays in action. Keep reading to see the celebrities who took in a night at the ball park.
Leslie Mann & Maude Apatow
The mother-daughter duo hit their matching ensembles out of the park.
Magic Johnson
Add throwing the first pitch during Game 5 to the NBA Hall of Famer's list of accomplishments.
Anthony Anderson
The Black-ish star got the crowd loud-ish for Game 5.
Alex Cooper
Call her [a baseball fan]. The Call Her Daddy host showed up lookin' chic for Game 5.
Sean Evans
The Hot Ones host was heating up the celeb section during Game 5 of the World Series.
Brad Paisley, Jason Bateman & Sean Hayes
A smart move for the Smartless hosts and country singer to welcome the crowd during Game 3 of the World Series.
Meghan Markle & Prince Harry
A royal play. The Duchess and Duke of Sussex pledged their allegiance to LA on the sidelines.
Justin Bieber & Hailey Bieber
Parents' night out. The Rhode founder and "Daisies" singer took in the action together.
Madison Beer & Justin Herbert
World Series or world tour? The pop star and Los Angeles Chargers quarterback put their romance on display at yet another sporting event.
Sydney Sweeney & Christy Martin
From the ring to the baseball stadium. The Christy star and the film's inspiration cheered on the Dodgers together.
Kevin Jonas, Nick Jonas & Joe Jonas
A Jonas LA revival? The New Jersey natives showed their support for the West Coast.
Donald Glover
Childish Gambino maintained a neutral stance when it came to supporting the Blue Jays or the Dodgers.
Chace Crawford
Spotted: The Gossip Girl alum showed subtle support for the Blue Jays.
Brad Pitt & Flea
The Moneyball star and Red Hot Chili Peppers member took in the action.
Tinashe
After belting the National Anthem, the "Nasty" rapper posed with the World Series trophy.
Chris Pine & Dax Shepard
The Princess Diaries alum and Armchair Expert host buddied up in the stands.
Jacob Elordi
Play ball. The Frankenstein star posed with the Word Series trophy.
Drake
Jays fans showed out. The Canadian supported his hometown team.
Rob Lowe
It literally could not get any better for the Parks and Recreation alum than the Los Angeles team taking home this trophy.
Jeff Goldblum
A wickedly awesome World Series appearance was made by the Wicked star.
Cooper Koch
The Monsters alum showed his support for the Dodgers.
Ariana Madix & Daniel Wai
Date night! The Vanderpump Rules star and fitness coach turned the sporting event into a romantic evening for two.
Nelly Furtado
The Canadian does it right by supporting her hometown team.
Edward Norton & Connie Britton
The Primal Fear alum and Nashville star squeezed together for a photo op.
Skylar Astin
Aca-believe the Pitch Perfect alum supported the Blue Jays.