Clayton Kershaw's push for 3,000 strikeouts a reminder that longevity on the mound is fading fast
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Clayton Kershaw is nearing 3,000 strikeouts in his career, needing just three more to achieve this milestone at Dodger Stadium against the White Sox. Kershaw, a three-time Cy Young Award winner and 18-year veteran, has experienced a decline in velocity but maintains success with a recent 4-0 record and 3.03 ERA, showcasing his determination. Kershaw's achievements are a reflection of his generation, which included consistent pitchers like Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer, who may soon join him in the Hall of Fame.
Clayton Kershaw is closing in on 3,000 strikeouts, needing just three more to become the 20th pitcher in MLB history to reach this milestone.
At 37, Kershaw shows resilience with a recent record of 4-0 and a 3.03 ERA, despite a declining fastball and injuries in Dodgers' rotation.
Manager Dave Roberts praised Kershaw's impact on the team, stating, 'He has given us a shot in the arm' during a challenging time for the pitching staff.
Kershaw's achievements coincide with the careers of fellow pitchers Verlander and Scherzer, who will also be Hall of Fame candidates.
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