The greatest offseason in baseball is almost over for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
After picking and choosing different talents the team believes will help in its quest to become the first back-to-back champions in MLB in a quarter century, the move that caused Dodgers fans to let out a sigh of relief has been made.
Clayton Kershaw is back.
The longest tenured Dodger looks to step into his 18th season, but a bevy of injuries held him to just 30 innings last year and he did not make the postseason roster. The three-time Cy Young winner finally spoke on what his recovery was like as he makes his way back in 2025.