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Tue, Apr 30
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Wed, May 1
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Fri, May 3
10:10 pm
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Player Outlook
Fantasy Stats
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2024 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | 0.00 | 0.00 |
2023 | 383.5 | 16 | 131.7 | 13 | 5 | — | 137 | 40 | 2.46 | 1.06 |
2022 | 399.5 | 18.2 | 126.3 | 12 | 3 | — | 137 | 23 | 2.28 | 0.94 |
3y Avg. | 371.5 | 16.2 | 126.7 | 12 | 5 | — | 139 | 28 | 2.77 | 1.01 |
Fantasy News
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Kershaw (shoulder) played catch on flat ground Saturday, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. Kershaw isn't expected to pitch for the Dodgers until after the All-Star break, but it's a positive sign that he's throwing again. The team will be careful not to push the veteran left-hander too hard, though he's been picking up the intensity in his throwing program recently and expects to resume mound work sometime during May, per Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times.... See More ... See Less
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Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Placed on 60-day IL
The Dodgers placed Kershaw (shoulder) on the 60-day injured list Monday, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. The move frees up a spot on the 40-man roster for the addition of Andre Lipcius. Kershaw is not expected to pitch until later in the season following offseason shoulder surgery.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Back at camp
Bill Plunkett of The Orange County Register reports Friday that Kershaw (shoulder) is with the Dodgers in camp and will be with the team until it heads to South Korea to open the 2024 season. Kershaw underwent shoulder surgery in November to repair the gleno-humeral ligaments and capsule in his left shoulder. Plunkett notes that Kershaw is still in the early stages of his throwing program, and the veteran left-hander isn't expected to return to action until the summer. He's expected to return to Texas to continue his rehab once the Dodgers leave for South Korea.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Targeting July or August?
Kershaw (shoulder) told reporters Thursday that he's targeting "July-ish, August-ish" for a return, Bill Plunkett of The Orange County Register reports. It's a very rough timetable and it will likely be months before we get a clearer picture as to when Kershaw might be able to make his season debut for the Dodgers. Recovering from surgery to repair the gleno-humeral ligaments and capsule in his left shoulder, Kershaw is two weeks into his throwing program. He will head back to his offseason home soon before rejoining the Dodgers' camp in early March to continue his rehab.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Has begun throwing
Kershaw (shoulder) began a throwing program last week, Andy McCullough of The Athletic reports. Kershaw is about three months removed from surgery to repair the gleno-humeral ligaments and capsule in his left shoulder. The expectation is that he will not be game-ready until at least sometime in the second half. Kershaw has agreed to a new one-year contract with the Dodgers, a deal which will become official after he takes a physical Thursday.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Returns to Dodgers for 17th season
Kershaw (shoulder) signed a one-year contract with the Dodgers on Tuesday, Andy McCullough of The Athletic reports. The contract also contains a player option for 2025. Kershaw will take a physical Thursday before the deal is made official. That also happens to be the first day the Dodgers can place players on the 60-day injured list, which would preclude them from having to free up a spot on the 40-man roster. Kershaw had surgery on his left shoulder in November and won't be ready to pitch until at least the second half, with a clearer timetable likely not available for months.... See More ... See Less -
Clayton Kershaw: Return to Dodgers considered likely
Kershaw (shoulder) re-signing with the Dodgers is considered increasingly likely, Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman of the New York Post report. Sherman notes that the two sides could be waiting until Thursday to finalize a contract, as that's the first day the Dodgers would be able to place Kershaw on the 60-day injured list, thereby not taking up a spot on the 40-man roster. Kershaw underwent surgery in November to repair the gleno-humeral ligaments and capsule in his left shoulder and is not expected to be game-ready until sometime after the All-Star break. The future Hall of Famer will turn 36 next month.... See More ... See Less -
Clayton Kershaw: Reunion with Dodgers still possible
Dodgers general manager Brandon Gomes said Saturday that the team is staying in touch with Kershaw (shoulder) and that it's possible the hurler could pitch for Los Angeles this season, Juan Toribio of MLB.com reports. Kershaw is a free agent and has yet to find a team, though Dodgers manager Dave Roberts suggested that the hurler is in no rush to sign and may be opting to "get something done when it makes sense," per JP Hoornstra of Dodgers Nation. Kershaw is currently rehabbing from November surgery to repair the gleno-humeral ligaments and capsule in his left shoulder, and Roberts indicated that the future Hall of Famer's recovery is going well, which Kershaw also suggested while saying in December that he hoped to play at some point this summer. The left-hander pitched well during the regular season last year, posting a 2.46 ERA, 1.06 WHIP and 137:40 K:BB while going 13-5 over 24 starts covering 131.2 innings , but his velocity was noticeably lower down the stretch, and he flamed out in his lone postseason appearance, giving up six runs over one-third of an inning against Arizona in the NLDS. It's not yet certain when Kershaw will be ready to pitch this season, and the Dodgers aren't in desperate need of a starter after adding Tyler Glasnow, Yoshinobu Yamamoto and James Paxton to the rotation in the offseason, but it appears that the door is still open for the soon-to-be 36-year-old to rejoin the only organization he's pitched for during his illustrious career.... See More ... See Less -
Clayton Kershaw: Undergoes shoulder surgery
Kershaw underwent surgery Friday to repair the gleno-humeral ligaments and capsule in his left shoulder, Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times reports. Kershaw broke the news himself on Instagram and added that he is "hopeful to return to play at some point next summer." It's a vague timetable for the 35-year-old southpaw as he enters free agency, but at the very least this would seem to indicate he plans to continue his career rather than retire. Kershaw was effective when healthy in 2023, posting a 2.46 ERA over 24 starts, but his stuff was noticeably down late in the year, and he recorded just one out in his lone postseason outing. He's facing a long rehab and uncertainty in regard to how effective he might be if he does indeed make it back next season.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Could get shoulder re-examined
Kershaw is considering receiving an additional examination of his left shoulder, Andy McCullough of The Athletic reports. Kershaw was initially injured in late June, with the Dodgers providing only a vague "left shoulder inflammation" diagnosis. He returned following a six-week absence and pitched well down the stretch of the regular season. His velocity was diminished, though, and he was bludgeoned for six runs while recording just one out in his lone postseason start. Kershaw will be a free agent this offseason and expects to contemplate for several weeks before deciding whether to continue his career. The condition of his shoulder certainly could play a big factor in his decision.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: In line for potential Game 4
Kershaw is in line to start a potential Game 4 of the NLDS against the Diamondbacks, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. Kershaw was torched for six runs while recording just one out in the Dodgers' Game 1 loss. The lefty's velocity and stuff was noticeably down in the outing, although manager Dave Roberts insisted afterward that the shoulder issue Kershaw has battled wasn't a problem. Kershaw would be starting on four days' rest in Game 4, something he hasn't done since May 21. He did throw only 35 pitches in Game 1, though. Kershaw posted a 2.23 ERA over his final eight regular-season starts after returning from the injured list, although that came with a 32:16 K:BB over 36.1 innings, and he didn't go more than 5.1 frames in any outing.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Named Game 1 starter
The Dodgers announced Kershaw as their starter for Game 1 of Los Angeles' NL Divisional Series matchup against the Diamondbacks. As expected, Kershaw will kick off the Dodgers' postseason run Saturday after recording a 2.41 ERA and 1.06 WHIP through 131.2 innings in the regular season. The 35-year-old ace will face a Diamondbacks offense that put up a .730 OPS during the regular season -- the lowest mark out of the teams remaining in the postseason.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Lining up for Game 1 of NLDS
Kershaw appears in line to start Game 1 of the National League Divisional Series, Juan Toribio of MLB.com reports. Kershaw had a chance for one final tune-up Saturday night against the Giants, surrendering two runs on five hits and two walks while striking out five across 5.1 innings. He would ultimately take the loss in a low-scoring contest, though he looked sharp, firing 52 of his 83 pitches for strikes. Manager Dave Roberts all but solidified Kershaw as the starter for Game 1, so expect an official announcement to arrive sometime next week.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Easy work in win
Kershaw (13-4) allowed two hits and two walks while striking out five over five shutout innings to earn the win over the Giants on Saturday. Kershaw didn't have to do much, as J.D. Martinez provided the Dodgers with three RBI over the first three innings. Since returning from the injured list in mid-August, Kershaw has given up just seven runs over 31 innings across seven appearances. The southpaw is now at a 2.42 ERA, 1.05 WHIP and 132:38 K:BB through 126.1 innings over 23 starts. His 13 wins are his most in four years, while his innings count is the same as it was in 2022. Kershaw is expected to start once more in the regular season next weekend in a rematch with the Giants at Oracle Park.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Workload stays light Saturday
Kershaw allowed two hits and two walks while striking out four over four scoreless innings in a no-decision versus the Mariners on Saturday. Kershaw was coming off of having his turn skipped due to a left shoulder issue. He ended up working a short start, throwing 56 pitches (34 strikes) before turning the ball over to Emmet Sheehan, who followed up with three more scoreless innings. Kershaw has dealt with the shoulder troubles throughout the second half of the campaign, and with the Dodgers clinching the NL West on Saturday, he may be given additional time off before the playoffs. He's pitched to a 2.52 ERA, 1.06 WHIP and 127:36 K:BB through 121.1 innings over 22 starts this season, matching the number of appearances he's made in each of the previous two campaigns. He's tentatively projected for a home outing against the Giants his next time out.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Lined up for Saturday
Kershaw (shoulder) is expected to make his next start Saturday in Seattle, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. Kershaw was skipped on his latest turn through the Dodgers' rotation, but manager Dave Roberts assured reporters Sunday that the veteran left-hander is not in danger of requiring a stint on the injured list. He's battled off-and-on shoulder issues for much of the second half but threw a bullpen session Tuesday without issue.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Next start pushed back
Kershaw will have his next start pushed back to Friday against the Mariners, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. Kershaw was initially slated to start Monday against the Padres, but he'll be pushed back to late in the week. While the left-hander recently dealt with a shoulder issue, manager Dave Roberts emphasized Sunday that the move wasn't made due to a setback but rather to line up Kershaw's starts better late in the season. Gavin Stone will be called up to start Monday's matchup, with Ryan Yarbrough slated to hit the paternity list.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Pitching with bad shoulder
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Tuesday that Kershaw is pitching through "continued left shoulder trouble" but will play through the injury down the stretch, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports. Roberts added that Kershaw's shoulder is affecting both his velocity and command. However, giving him an extended rest between starts wouldn't help the issue, so Kershaw will continue to pitch as scheduled in the Dodgers' rotation unless his condition worsens. The 35-year-old ace gave up three runs over five innings during his start Tuesday against Miami and didn't factor into the decision en route to a Marlins victory.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Cruises to 12th win
Kershaw (12-4) allowed a run on three hits and three walks while striking out five over five innings to earn the win Tuesday over the Diamondbacks. The Dodgers took control of this game early, so Kershaw was pulled with 79 pitches (42 strikes). He wasn't at his sharpest, but he was good enough to collect his second win in four starts since returning from a shoulder injury. The southpaw has allowed four runs over 17 innings in that span. He's now at a 2.48 ERA, 1.02 WHIP and 120:29 K:BB through 112.1 innings over 20 starts this season. If the Dodgers keep giving him ample run support, he may continue to see shorter outings down the stretch to stay fresh for the postseason. Kershaw is lined up for a challenging home start against Atlanta this weekend.... See More ... See Less -
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw: Picks up 11th win
Kershaw allowed a run on three hits and two walks while striking out two over five innings to improve to 11-4 on the season in Wednesday's 7-1 win over the Brewers. Kershaw again limited the damage to one solo home run for the second start in a row since he returned from left shoulder inflammation. The southpaw threw 44 of 71 pitches for strikes in this outing. With the Dodgers comfortably in the driver's seat in the NL West, it's no surprise they're taking it easy on Kershaw down the stretch. He's at a 2.48 ERA, 1.03 WHIP and 111:26 K:BB through 105.1 innings over 18 starts. He's projected to make his next start on the road in Cleveland.... See More ... See Less
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Eric Stephen@ericstephen44M ago15 strikeouts today by Dodgers pitchers (9 by Glasnow, 2 each by Kelly, Brasier, Phillips) tied a season high. Also done... Apr 6 at CHC (Yamamoto 8, Brasier 3, Kelly 2, Hudson 1, Phillips 1) Apr 9 at MIN (Glasnow 14 + Vesia 1)
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Bill Plunkett@billplunkettocr2H ago#Dodgers Dave Roberts says the team has shown “a different edge” and more urgency during this winning streak. Well, they’ve outscored teams 43-7 during the 6 wins, trailed for total of 4 innings, batted .338 with RISP and no longer lead NL in Ks Notes: https://t.co/0f5SZNrhYW
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Bill Plunkett@billplunkettocr4H agoElite starting pitchers are going down with injuries all over MLB. For Tyler Glasnow -- been there, done that. Now he's pitching like a Cy Young candidate for the #Dodgers -- a 5-1 record, 2.72 ERA, leads MLB in IP (43) and Ks (53) Link: https://t.co/6Vm5DqQazH
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Bill Plunkett@billplunkettocr4H ago#Dodgers Tyler Glasnow said the cramping was in his right calf and some in his hand. Related to dehydration probably. Said he's dealt with this before but didn't realize how humid it was going to be inside the dome today
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Bill Plunkett@billplunkettocr4H agoMichael Grove will start #Dodgers bullpen game on Sunday.
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Eric Stephen@ericstephen5H agoNot to discount the Dodgers' scoring double digits 3 times in the last week, but the backbone of the 6-game winning streak has been the pitching stuff not allowing more than 2 runs in any game, and just 8 runs total over the last 6
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Los Angeles Dodgers@Dodgers5H agoVictory formation! Dodgers x @Yaamava https://t.co/xD4H3N3H6N
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Dodger Insider@DodgerInsider5H agoEvan Phillips gives up his second run of the season but gets the save, his eighth of 2024. The Dodgers win 4-2 and extend their season-high win streak to six.
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Los Angeles Dodgers@Dodgers5H ago#DodgersWin! FINAL: #Dodgers 4, Blue Jays 2 https://t.co/mKE7bc3hMH
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Dodgers Nation@DodgersNation6H agoThe Dodgers announce that Tyler Glasnow exited today’s match in the 7th inning due to cramps. Kirsten Watson just said on the SNLA broadcast that we will hear more from Glasnow after the game. OUR ACE APPEARS TO BE OKAY!