Dylan Hernández: Dodgers need to offer Clayton Kershaw a multiyear deal or they risk losing him
LOS ANGELES — If Clayton Kershaw wants to pitch for the Dodgers again, he will. "Absolutely," president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said last month. By the time Friedman spoke during his annual season-in-review news conference, he already was familiar with the severity of Kershaw's shoulder problems, which required the 35-year-old left-hander to undergo a procedure Friday to repair ...
by Dylan Hernández, Los Angeles Times
Nov 03, 2023
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LOS ANGELES — If Clayton Kershaw wants to pitch for the Dodgers again, he will.
"Absolutely," president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said last month.
By the time Friedman spoke during his annual season-in-review news conference, he already was familiar with the severity of Kershaw's shoulder problems, which required the 35-year-old left-hander to undergo a procedure Friday to repair gleno-humeral ligaments and a capsule in the joint.
"I am hopeful to return to play at some point next summer," Kershaw wrote on
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