"The video starts out with moments of a young Kershaw after being drafted and making his MLB debut, then it goes on to show some of the best moments from his career, including his Triple Crown season, winning each of his three Cy Young Awards, his MVP and Roberto Clemente Awards, homering on Opening Day in 2013, his All-Star appearances, his no-hitter, winning three World Series championships and other statistical accomplishments."
"In 2025, Kershaw became the 20th pitcher and fourth left-hander in history to reach 3,000 career strikeouts, and his 2.53 ERA is the lowest of any pitcher in the Live Ball era (since 1920). With a career record of 223-96, his winning percentage tops all pitchers with at least 200 victories since 1900. He finished with a 2.53 ERA, 2.85 FIP and 1.02 WHIP across 2,855.1 innings with a 27.1% strikeout rate and 6.3% walk rate."
Clayton Kershaw retired following the 2025 season, concluding an 18-year playing career with the Los Angeles Dodgers after being drafted in 2006 and debuting in 2008. Career highlights include an MVP Award, three Cy Young Awards, a pitching Triple Crown, three World Series championships and 11 All-Star appearances. Kershaw reached 3,000 career strikeouts in 2025 as the 20th pitcher and fourth left-hander to do so. His 2.53 ERA is the lowest in the Live Ball era, and his 223-96 record yields the highest winning percentage among pitchers with at least 200 wins since 1900. Career totals include 2,855.1 innings, a 2.85 FIP, 1.02 WHIP, a 27.1% strikeout rate, a 6.3% walk rate and opponents batting .208. Teammates shared messages on his final day and the Dodgers posted a tribute video of career highlights.
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