Andrew Friedman, president of baseball operations, said there is no set timeline for Clayton Kershaw’s return given the unconventional injury he is dealing with.
The Los Angeles Dodgers veteran left-hander left the mound on Aug. 30 after dealing with a bone spur on his left big toe.
“He’s still trying to figure out the best way to provide relief [for his toe], and figuring that out is challenging,” Friedman told Jack Harris of The Los Angeles Times. “There’s not a playbook for that … it’s just not a common [injury].”
The veteran southpaw alerted manager Dave Roberts in the first inning of the rivalry matchup against the Diamondbacks about the pain he felt in his push-off foot.