The Surprising Truth Behind Clayton Kershaw’s Unmatched Legacy: What the Number 3,000 Really Means for Dodgers History
This time, not so much.
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Read more: Clayton Kershaw reaches 3,000 career strikeouts, is 20th pitcher to do so in MLB history
“Obviously, Sandy is Sandy,” he said Wednesday. “You’re talking about 18 years, though, and the career of the body of work. It’s hard to not say Clayton, you know, is the greatest Dodger of all time.”
When one talks about the GOAT of various sports, indeed, a key element is always longevity. Tom Brady played 23 seasons, LeBron James has played 22 seasons, and Babe Ruth played 22 seasons.
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