Hernandez: Clayton Kershaw will finish his career with the Dodgers. As he should
Briefly

Clayton Kershaw, the highly accomplished pitcher, opts to extend his career with the Dodgers for an 18th season, signing a $7.5 million contract despite previous injury challenges. Kershaw is determined to retire on his terms rather than from injuries. His commitment to the Dodgers is strong, having considered the Texas Rangers in past negotiations but ultimately reaffirming, "I'm a Dodger." He values the significance of finishing his career where it started, alongside a legacy of only a few players who have spent their entire careers with the team.
I'm a Dodger," Kershaw said. So that's that. Clayton Edward Kershaw will finish his career as a Dodger. As he should.
I don't want [injuries] to be the reason that I stopped playing," he said. "I don't want to be, like, 'I just can't do it, [I'm] hurt.' Hopefully, I can walk out on my own terms, whenever that is.
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