It would seem the term "out indefinitely" equates to just about a month or so in Dodgertown. Clayton Kershaw, the oft-injured ace of the Los Angeles Dodgers, seemed all but ready to shut things down for a bit last week after experiencing an "arm kind of thing," but the concern and vagueness over the pitcher's health has apparently subsided since Friday. Speaking to reporters on Sunday morning, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts provided a bit more clarity about Kershaw's situation and reaffirmed that the 30-year-old will be on the mound for Los Angeles on Opening Day.
Clayton Kershaw remains Dodgers’ Opening Day starter despite shoulder discomfort
Published February 25, 2019 at 12:35 PM
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