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Clayton Kershaw Eyes 3,000th Strikeout Milestone in Front of Home Fans at Dodger Stadium

  • Clayton Kershaw, a 37-year-old three-time Cy Young Award recipient and 18-year veteran, is just a few strikeouts away from reaching 3,000 career punchouts at Dodger Stadium in 2025.
  • Kershaw's pursuit follows a trend of rising strikeouts across MLB, driven by increased pitch velocity and evolving pitching strategies.
  • Despite elbow inflammation early in 2025 and a reduced fastball speed, Kershaw has returned with a 4-0 record and a 3.03 ERA through eight starts.
  • He is just three strikeouts away from joining an exclusive group of 20 MLB pitchers to amass 3,000 strikeouts, including current players Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer.
  • Reaching 3,000 strikeouts would solidify Kershaw's Hall of Fame case, highlighting his durability and consistency amid a challenging era for starting pitchers.
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Clayton Kershaw eyes 3,000th strikeout milestone in front of home fans at Dodger Stadium

Clayton Kershaw is set to make history for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night. The 37-year-old pitcher needs just three strikeouts against the Chicago White Sox to reach 3,000 for his career, becoming the 20th pitcher in MLB history to achieve the milestone.

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