US EditionClayton Kershaw to make season debut for the Dodgers on Saturday against the Angels
- Clayton Kershaw is set to return to the mound for the Los Angeles Dodgers this Saturday at Dodger Stadium, where he will face off against the Los Angeles Angels in his first appearance of the 2025 season.
- Kershaw began the season sidelined as he healed from surgeries on his toe and knee, postponing his return during a period when the Dodgers were in urgent need of reliable starting pitchers.
- He completed a final rehab start on Sunday with Triple-A Oklahoma City, pitching over four innings, throwing 57 pitches, striking out two, and allowing two runs.
- The 37-year-old three-time Cy Young winner signed a one-year $7.5 million contract with performance bonuses and aims to help the team, saying on 570 AM, "I'm tired of taking up space."
- Manager Dave Roberts called Kershaw's return "a big shot in the arm," reflecting the high expectations for the longest-tenured Dodger, who is 32 strikeouts from 3,000 career strikeouts.
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The Killeen Daily Herald
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Kershaw's comeback: Can he lift the Dodgers amid injuries?
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ rotation is wracked by injuries and having trouble pitching deep into games. Enter Clayton Kershaw. The three-time NL Cy Young Award winner begins his 18th season with the franchise on Saturday, taking the mound for the first time in nearly nine months against the Los Angeles Angels. “I don’t take it for granted I get to go out...
Daily Bulletin
Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw to make 2025 debut Saturday; Roki Sasaki to IL
LOS ANGELES — With just seven starts to his credit the past two seasons and none since Aug. 30 of last year, Clayton Kershaw will get back on the Dodger Stadium mound on Saturday night to face the Angels. The sure-fire Hall of Famer, who is the franchise’s all-time strikeout leader, is finally set to return following left toe surgery as well as knee surgery. “I’m tired of taking up space,” Kershaw told 570 AM’s David Vassegh on Tuesday’s radio p…
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