The San Diego Padres face key decisions on multiple fronts. Their closer Robert Suarez’s free agency status remains in flux, a former Padre has defended Clayton Kershaw, and attention is turning toward A.J. Preller’s role as team president.
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts confirmed that Clayton Kershaw will not be part of the team’s National League Wild Card Series roster. The announcement, made on Sunday, signals a major development in the Dodgers’ postseason approach and raises questions about their pitching lineup.
A Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star has landed on the injured list, casting doubt on the team’s immediate prospects. The latest update on Will Smith raises more concerns, while an uncovered piece of history reveals the Yankees once tried to land Clayton Kershaw.
The Los Angeles Dodgers extended their playoff streak to 13 in a row, clinching their berth after Clayton Kershaw’s final regular-season home start. The 18-year veteran pitcher took the mound one last time at Dodger Stadium, leaving fans in awe of his storied career and the team’s historic consistency.
A Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher is officially done for the regular season, leaving the team short-handed. Meanwhile, the Giants have sent Clayton Kershaw a pointed message, and Will Smith now faces an unfortunate health update.
In a fitting farewell to his regular-season career, Clayton Kershaw once again stymied the San Francisco Giants. Despite their best efforts, the Giants could not disrupt the Dodgers ace as he ended his tenure with a commanding 2.10 ERA over 63 games against them.
Clayton Kershaw pitched his final regular-season home game for the Los Angeles Dodgers, giving up a home run and earning a standing ovation. This poignant farewell came just a day after he announced his retirement at the end of the season, cementing a dramatic moment for fans and teammates alike.
Clayton Kershaw, recognized by many as an iconic Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher, has announced his retirement following the 2025 season. Fans now prepare to say goodbye to one of baseball’s most celebrated figures.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are strengthening their roster just in time for the MLB playoffs. Major updates include a decision involving Roki Sasaki, a message from Teoscar Hernandez, and Clayton Kershaw weighing his future.
In an All-Star Game dominated by rising talents, veteran pitcher Clayton Kershaw delivered a mic’d-up performance that was both entertaining and worthy of his legendary status. Honored with a special invitation and tribute, Kershaw reminded fans why he’s an All-Star among All-Stars.