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Clayton Kershaw is back with the Dodgers for what would be a franchise record 17th season for a pitcher. Kershaw is not expected to pitch until the second half of the 2024 season at the earliest after left shoulder surgery in November.

The Dodgers are very much interested in keeping franchise icon Clayton Kershaw, who is a free agent coming off shoulder surgery. "He’s always been a Dodger, and that’s our hope as well," manager Dave Roberts said.

Clayton Kershaw in an interview on Dodger Talk said he’s rehabbing from left shoulder surgery, and hasn’t yet made a decision on whether to pitch for the Dodgers or Rangers in 2024.

Veteran pitcher Mike Montgomery, who signed a minor league deal with the Dodgers in June, struck out eight in five scoreless innings on Monday, two days after his 34th birthday.

Some other looks at Bobby Miller’s incredible start to his major league career, plus more on the Dodgers bullpen woes.

With performances starting on May 11, Ken Levine's GUILTY PLEASURES: AN UNAPOLOGETIC COMEDY premieres at The Black Box, located at 8 East Palisade Avenue between Van Brunt and Dean Streets in Englewood, NJ 07631.

Lots of Dodgers minor leaguers are part of the Freeway Series to get experience in major league stadiums, and James Outman is switching uniform numbers.

The Dodgers made more roster cuts in spring training, sending nine players to minor league camp, including Michael Busch, Diego Cartaya, Bobby Miller, Andy Pages, Jonny DeLuca, and more.

A little more on Miguel Rojas’ wrist injury, which required surgery in October and might need more maintenance or perhaps another procedure heading into spring training with the Dodgers in 2023.

Dodgers infielder/outfielder Chris Taylor was a guest on Dodger Talk, and talked about the swing mechanics that plagued him during the 2022 season, plus where he might play in 2023.