Clayton Kershaw has completed his first rehab start, pitching three shutout innings with two hits and an encouraging strike rate. He expressed satisfaction with his health and performance, acknowledging the need for further improvements. Although he averaged 87.5 mph on his fastball, he was optimistic about increasing his velocity with more practice. Kershaw also introduced a splitter and sinker to his arsenal, suggesting he is adapting his pitching style to manage the effects of age and injuries. Manager Dave Roberts affirmed Kershaw's positive trajectory as he prepares for his return to the Dodgers.
Kershaw's rehab start was a success, noting, "I feel good today. It was a good step forward" as he adjusts from injuries.
Manager Roberts commented on Kershaw's progress, mentioning, "He's probably happy with the uptick in velocity, and there's confidence building as he returns to form."
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