Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers are preparing for the postseason, and Clayton Kershaw, a famous pitcher, plans to retire after this season. However, it's uncertain if Kershaw will have a starting role due to the team's plans and his current performance. Dodgers' manager Dave Roberts has stated that the roster is not finalized, and Kershaw may play a different role, possibly in the bullpen.
Key Facts
- Clayton Kershaw will retire after the current season.
- Kershaw has a 3.53 ERA in 20 starts this season.
- The Dodgers might use a smaller starting rotation in the playoffs.
- Kershaw might not be chosen as a starter in the postseason.
- Manager Dave Roberts has not finalized the Dodgers' postseason lineup.
- Kershaw could potentially serve from the bullpen given postseason strategies.
- Kershaw is 37 years old and has faced injuries recently.