Dodgers’ Shocking Injury Crisis: Can Their Star Pitchers Bounce Back Before It’s Too Late?
At 37 and having pitched more than 3,000 innings, there’s no doubt Clayton Kershaw still has the smarts if not the scintillating fastball of days gone by to help the Dodgers race toward another World Series appearance. Manager Dave Roberts says he trusts him to keep taking the mound, and so do I. Like the headline reads, “History says don’t count out Kershaw.”
Marty Zweben
Palos Verdes Estates
Max retention
While we all lament and understand the need to move on from fan favorites, thank goodness the Dodgers resisted the urge to go the youth route with Max Muncy. And it’s not his glasses. Have you seen his swing of late? Probably not — it’s too fast for the naked eye.
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