Summary
Clayton Kershaw, a famous pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, announced he will retire after the 2025 baseball season, which is his 18th season in Major League Baseball. Kershaw has played his entire career with the Dodgers and won many awards, including three Cy Young Awards and two World Series titles. He plans to relax and spend more time with his family after retiring.
Key Facts
- Clayton Kershaw will retire after the 2025 MLB season.
- He has played all 18 seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
- Kershaw is a three-time Cy Young Award winner and has won two World Series titles.
- He recently joined his 11th All-Star team.
- Kershaw has a career record of 222 wins and 96 losses with a 2.54 ERA in 452 games.
- He has faced injuries but still remained effective, with a record of 78-32 and a 2.91 ERA from ages 30 to 37.
- After retiring, Kershaw plans to focus on his family and might try new hobbies like golf.
