Dodgers' Miguel Rojas announces retirement after NLCS sweep by Brewers

Miguel Rojas announced his retirement after the Los Angeles Dodgers were swept by the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Championship Series, Fox News reports. Fox says his career lasted 13 years and included a "legendary World Series moment."

The Brewers closed out the sweep on Thursday with a 6-4 win in Game 4. It sends them to the World Series for the first time since 1982. The Dodgers were the two-time defending champions, and the loss ended their push for a third straight title.

The Guardian reports Milwaukee trailed 4-0 before coming back. Garrett Mitchell put the Brewers ahead with a homer in the sixth inning off reliever Tanner Scott, according to the Guardian and ABC News. NPR credits the Brewers' bullpen and repeated comebacks for the sweep.

In the ninth, David Hamilton, the No. 9 hitter, hit a two-out solo homer off Edwin Díaz. The Guardian says that gave Milwaukee a two-run lead. Hamilton hit four homers in the regular season.

NBC News reports that a lack of production from the Dodgers' superstar was one reason for the loss. The portion of its report provided does not name the player.

The Guardian says the Brewers will face either the Rays or the Guardians in the World Series.