Clayton Kershaw, a three-time Cy Young Award winner, chose to decline his $10 million player option with the Los Angeles Dodgers, opting for free agency instead. The 36-year-old battled injuries for much of last season,

Kershaw will turn 37 years old in March, leading many MLB fans to wonder if he would retire in the offseason and go out on top with another title. But, it sounds like the three-time Cy Young Award winning fully plans on returning to the Dodgers next season.

Free agent pitcher Clayton Kershaw, who was limited to just seven games last season for the Dodgers, had foot and knee surgeries Thursday and intends to return for an 18th season in 2025.

Three-time Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw says he plans "to crush some rehab" in his recovery after foot and knee surgeries and return to the Dodgers in 2025.

Los Angeles Dodgers legend Clayton Kershaw announced that he had foot and knee surgery on Wednesday in a post on Instagram.

Clayton Kershaw, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ three-time Cy Young winner, declined his $10 million player option, entering free agency despite pledging to remain a

Clayton Kershaw underwent surgeries to his left knee and the big toe on his left foot on Wednesday, which he revealed were necessary after the Los Angeles Dodgers’ World Series parade and celebration at Dodger Stadium.