Player movement across Major League Baseball is dictated by expiring contracts, free-agency decisions, and front-office roster evaluations at the conclusion of each competitive cycle. While the Dodgers continually work to retain their core superstars, players facing the end of their respective contract terms or transitioning into post-playing chapters—such as veteran utilityman Miguel Rojas transitioning into a front-office role following the 2026 season—naturally mark the transition points of the club's evolving roster.