Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw Undergoes Shoulder Surgery, Expresses Hope to Return to Pitching Summer 2024
Dodgers keen to retain Kershaw despite shoulder woes and potential Texas Rangers interest, looking to finalize a multiyear contract as Kershaw faces significant rehab process post-surgery.
- Clayton Kershaw, who has been a notable player for the Dodgers, has undergone shoulder surgery to repair gleno-humeral ligaments and a capsule in the joint, posing significant rehabilitation ahead.
- There are discussions about Kershaw's future, with options to return to the Dodgers or join his hometown Texas Rangers, which he mentioned being open to in the past.
- Despite Kershaw's health challenges, his performance for the Dodgers has been remarkable: he finished the 2023 season with a 13-5 record and a 2.46 earned-run average in 24 starts, proving his worth as a valuable asset.
- With the Texas Rangers as the reigning World Series champions and the team's proximity to Kershaw's family home in Dallas, Kershaw may be attracted to move.
- The Dodgers are reportedly interested in re-signing Kershaw for a multiyear contract, even though he might spend the first year in rehabilitation, demonstrating their commitment and belief in his contribution to the team.
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