Kershaw’s comments echoed sentiments shared by Roberts during an interview with MLB Network Radio, where he stated L.A. But I’m just gonna have to listen to them.” I’ve never had anything like it, to the point where, like I’m gonna go play catch and throw it as hard as I can, and they say it needs to rest. While the extent of his injury has not yet been made public, Kershaw went on to note that he feels “fine” before calling the injury “weird.” “If I didn’t get an MRI, I’d probably be pitching this weekend, but I did, and it showed enough to where doctors told me I need to take a few weeks so that’s what I’m going to do.” “I’ve never had anything like it in my career,” Kershaw told reporters, via the Associated Press. However, as he confirmed to reporters, a frustrated Kershaw now expects to be out for a few more weeks due to concerns stemming from an MRI he underwent before the break. The left-handed ace received a cortisone shot for the injury the following day and eventually landed on the 15-day injured list on July 3, retroactive to June 30.Ĭoming out of the All-Star break, the Dodgers were optimistic that Kershaw, who was selected to his 10th All-Star game, would be able to re-join the lineup. Kershaw, 35, has been resting and receiving treatment in recent weeks due to “cranky” left shoulder inflammation that forced him out of a June 27 win over the Rockies. Clayton Kershaw’s return from his latest frustrating injury may have to wait until, at least, early August based on comments made by the Dodgers ace and manager Dave Roberts on Friday.
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