With just one or two more games left in the LA Dodgers vs. Toronto Blue Jays World Series, the 37-year-old won’t play another game at the stadium he’s called home for the past 18 seasons.
“Kershaw stands on the mound at Dodger Stadium for the final time as a player,” the video is captioned. In the video, the Dodgers pitcher can be seen walking around the stadium with his 10-year-old daughter, Cali Ann, in tow before he takes a moment by himself to take a mental snapshot of the pitcher’s mound and baseball field he’s spent 18 years of his life on.
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Another added, “Let's please win the World Series for him.”
Clayton Kershaw: A Dodgers Legend
Kershaw has pitched just one-third of an inning in the current World Series, but fans are hoping manager Dave Roberts puts the Dodgers icon back in one of the remaining World Series games, giving him the appropriate sendoff for a legendary and dedicated career to the franchise and its devoted fans.
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