Clayton Kershaw to Undergo Knee and Toe Surgeries After Dodgers' Championship Win

The Dodgers' veteran pitcher plans to return for the 2025 season following offseason surgeries to address lingering injuries.

Clayton Kershaw will have surgeries on his left knee and toe next Wednesday, addressing a meniscus tear and a chronic toe injury.
The injuries limited Kershaw to just seven starts in the 2024 season, ending his campaign prematurely before the postseason.
Despite his absence in the playoffs, Kershaw celebrated the Dodgers' championship win and expressed his commitment to return next year.
Kershaw holds a player option for the 2025 season and aims to continue his 17-year career with the Dodgers.
Teoscar Hernández and Jack Flaherty, both free agents, have expressed their desire to return to the Dodgers for the next season.