Before Game 7, Rojas hadn\u2019t recorded a hit since the Dodgers\u2019 Game 2 win over the Cincinnati Reds in the Wild Card round an entire month prior, and he hadn\u2019t hit a home run since Sept. 19 either. His home run became the first in World Series history to tie a game in the ninth inning of a World Series Game 7.<\/p>\n
The veteran autographed the front of the jersey under the team\u2019s letters, and added an additional message reading \u201c2025 WS GAME 7 GAME WORN.\u201d SCP Auctions included additional information regarding the appearance of the jersey.<\/p>\n
\u201cProper Nike and MLB Authentic tagging are present along with a 2025 World Series patch on the upper left chest,\u201d their description reads<\/a>. \u201cA Fernando Valenzuela memorial patch is present on the right-hand sleeve, along with \u201cLA\u201d sewn in below. A proper Nike jock tag is affixed on the left front tail with World Series tagging that reads \u201c#72 ROJAS 2025, 44\u2033, identifying proper sizing. The unwashed shirt exhibits obvious game wear with scattered soil staining and the sweet smells of sweat, guts and glory \u2013 plus a little champagne.\u201d<\/p>\n More news: What Should The Dodgers\u2019 Next Offseason Move Be?<\/a><\/p>\n Along with the jersey, the auction\u2019s winner received a signed letter of authenticity.<\/p>\n The jersey isn\u2019t the first piece of Dodgers history from that night sold at an auction this offseason, as the ball Rojas sent over the left field fence in Toronto also went up for auction in November.<\/p>\n
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