Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw throws 3 roles without goals at the beginning of the first rehabilitation

Cleiton Kircho, Dodgers, threw three roles without goals in Oklahoma, Oklahoma, at the first start of rehabilitation on Wednesday, where the 37 -year -old left player tries to return to his return from surgeries outside the season on a finger and knee.

Kershaw allowed two hits without walking and hitting two in the match against Tacoma.

The CY Young Prize-winner has dealt three times with a variety of health issues in recent years, and no more than 132 roles in one season since 2019 have not received until July 25 of last year after undergoing shoulder surgery, and only 2-2 went with 4.50 pm in seven beginnings before being turned on on August 30 with a bone stimulating in his great occurrence.

Kircho, who is qualified to get out of the injured list on May 17, spent all 17 major league seasons with evaders. All stars 10 times is 212-94 with 2.50 Ages, and NL MVP was in 2014, when he went 21-3 with 1.77 Era.

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Dodgers is currently consisting of Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Roki Sasaki, Tyler Glasnow, Dustin May and Landon Knack. Along with Kershaw, acquisition outside the season and winner of 2023 NL Young Blake Snell on the infected menu with inflammation in his thirsty shoulder, while Shohei Ohtani operates slowly to return to the hill, too.

Looking at the history of Kershaw injury and age, it is not clear what he will present to Dodgers when he returns, or for how long. However, he approaches an individual teacher: Kircho sit in 2968 professional exercises, making him less than 32 years old to become the twentieth jug to reach 3000 kilograms in his career.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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