More than 60 days have passed since Clayton kershaw got on a mound from the 2021 Season of MLB to launch by Los Angeles Dodgers as he later suffered a forearm injury. Things would be looking up for both the pitcher and the team and Dodgers would have a plan for Kershaw to return to pitching this year without risking his physique and it would be that do more of this type of pitching.
Clayton Kershaw has moved a little further in his rehabilitation process from his injury and is doing bullpen sessions with his sights set on returning to MLB before the end of the year.
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts recently revealed that his pitcher is throwing more changes than any other pitching in his repertoire, which is likely a plan for him to pitch but not injure himself further.
The three-time winner of the Cy Young Award has been out of activity due to a complicated forearm ailments, but this September 5 it has already been 60 days since he went on the disabled list so he could return at any time moment.
The Los Angeles Dodgers also reported that Clayton Kershaw already has his first minor league (MiLB) branch rehab opening scheduled for this week.
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