He was not 6 feet, he had never been 6 feet, and it was clear at this point in Miguel Rojas' life that he was never going to be 6 feet. But his height was close enough to 6 feet to get away with it.

MLB no longer takes a player's word for his height or relies on the back of a baseball card. They're laser-measured, and half are shrinking.

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