Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw Sends Message to Alex Vesia Amid Absence
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen honored Alex Vesia, a team player who is absent due to a personal family issue, by writing "51" on their hats during a game. Clayton Kershaw and other teammates expressed their support for Vesia and his family during this time. The team performed well in the game, covering 13.1 innings and winning after 18 innings.Key Facts
- Alex Vesia is away from the Dodgers due to a personal family matter.
- The Dodgers showed support by writing "51" on their hats during a World Series game.
- Vesia was not placed on the Family Medical Emergency List, so he cannot return for the World Series.
- Clayton Kershaw said that Vesia is very important to the team.
- Dodgers pitcher Jack Dreyer said that the gesture was to show unity with Vesia and his family.
- Evan Phillips, another player, mentioned that the team misses Vesia but supports him.
- The Dodgers' bullpen pitched 13.1 innings in a World Series game, helping secure an 18-inning win.
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