"The Los Angeles Dodgers concluded their final homestand of the 2025 regular season with a celebratory weekend for Clayton Kershaw as he nears retirement. Kershaw announced this season, his 18th with the Dodgers, would be the last of his illustrious career. An emotional press conference last Thursday was followed by Kershaw taking the mound against the San Francisco Giants in the middle of a four-game series at Dodger Stadium."
""I was battling, not throwing very many strikes, having a tough time getting the ball where I wanted it to go," Kershaw said after the start. "I was able to get that last one there and to walk off the mound like that was really, really special. "There's no way I could try to soak it all in tonight. Eighteen years of memories, you can't put into words and in one night or feel all the feels you can possibly feel.""
Clayton Kershaw announced the 2025 season, his 18th with the Dodgers, would be the final season of his career. The Dodgers staged a celebratory final homestand that included an emotional press conference and a start by Kershaw against the San Francisco Giants. Kershaw labored through 4.1 innings while the Dodgers mounted a comeback win that secured the franchise's 13th consecutive postseason berth. The first 40,000 ticketed fans on Saturday received a bobblehead commemorating Kershaw's 3,000 career strikeouts. Sandy Koufax recorded a message that was played before the final home game. Kershaw publicly thanked fans for their longtime support.
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