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Clayton Kershaw is back in Los Angeles

March 11, 2022

Here it is: Clayton Kershaw is in Los Angeles to stay.

The Dodgers legend signed a one-year deal with the only club he played for in his career.

It is not yet known how much money he will earn.

For the past few hours, this was the feeling that emanated through major league baseball. This is now confirmed.

With his one-year contract, he will likely become the player with the most strikeouts in franchise history.

He is 26 K from Don Sutton.

He said he wanted to sign only when he is healthy. We can therefore believe that it is.

This will compensate for Trevor Bauer, who will miss the start of camp. He has been placed on administrative leave while MLB continues its investigation.

But back to Kershaw.

Will he play in 2023? It is too early to tell. Apparently it goes a year at a time.

This means that the Rangers will not have attracted him to the house. Corey Seager will not play with Kershaw in 2022.

It’s good to see Kershaw at home. It’s more natural, let’s say.

  • Carlos Correa sells his house in Houston. The Yankees and Cubs are on the shortstop case.
  • Launchers will demonstrate their know-how.
  • Kris Bryant will go to Seattle. I feel it.

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March 11, 2022
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