“Baseball has always been a part of my heart. Coming back to the Dodgers in this way feels like coming home.” – Clayton Kershaw, his voice choked with pride during today’s announcement.
Breaking news just confirmed by the Los Angeles Dodgers: pitching legend Clayton Kershaw is officially returning to the team – but this time not as a pitcher, but as an official Dodgers Ambassador. The decision immediately sent shockwaves through the MLB fan community, with millions of tweets, celebratory clips and comments praising him worldwide.
Kershaw, a Dodgers icon for more than a decade, a three-time Cy Young winner, a one-time NL MVP and a mainstay in the 2020 World Series, will now be the face of the team in all community, media and strategic events. This is a strategic move by the Dodgers, aiming to connect the legendary generation with young fans, while keeping the team’s image always associated with historical and traditional values.
At the announcement ceremony at Dodger Stadium, Kershaw appeared with a familiar smile, dressed neatly in a suit, shaking hands with President Stan Kasten and his former teammates. “I have stood on the field, felt every pitch, every cheer from the audience. Now, I want to help the Dodgers inspire the next generation of players and fans,” Kershaw shared.
Not only is Kershaw an icon in terms of achievements, but he is also remembered as a player who lived his life for the Dodgers, who always put the community first. Throughout his career, he participated in hundreds of charitable activities, supporting children and disadvantaged families in Los Angeles. Returning to the role of ambassador, Kershaw promises to continue to expand these initiatives, creating a positive impact not only in MLB but also off the field.
Experts say: “Kershaw is a symbol of loyalty and class. Becoming an ambassador is the perfect move for the Dodgers to keep the legend alive in the hearts of fans.”
Notably, this new role does not stop at media activities. Kershaw will directly participate in coaching and mentoring young pitchers, contributing to maintaining the pitching philosophy and professional culture he has built for more than a decade. “Every time I stand on the field, I want to share the experience and spirit of the Dodgers. Now I can do that in a more comprehensive way,” Kershaw said, his eyes shining with passion.
Fans around the world expressed their excitement. The official Dodgers fanpage was quickly flooded with comments: “Kershaw’s return is the best news of the season!”, “The living legend is back!”, “We need moments like this to love the Dodgers even more.”
By returning, the Dodgers not only retain an icon, but also send a powerful message: the legend never really leaves, they just seek to inspire in a new way.
And as Kershaw shared during the ceremony: “I’ve had a great career on the field, but my journey with the Dodgers is not over. Together we will write new chapters – not just with wins, but with our hearts and our love of baseball.”
“Baseball has always been a part of my heart. Coming back to the Dodgers in this way feels like coming home.” – Clayton Kershaw, his voice choked with pride during today’s announcement.
Breaking news just confirmed by the Los Angeles Dodgers: pitching legend Clayton Kershaw is officially returning to the team – but this time not as a pitcher, but as an official Dodgers Ambassador. The decision immediately sent shockwaves through the MLB fan community, with millions of tweets, celebratory clips and comments praising him worldwide.
Kershaw, a Dodgers icon for more than a decade, a three-time Cy Young winner, a one-time NL MVP and a mainstay in the 2020 World Series, will now be the face of the team in all community, media and strategic events. This is a strategic move by the Dodgers, aiming to connect the legendary generation with young fans, while keeping the team’s image always associated with historical and traditional values.
At the announcement ceremony at Dodger Stadium, Kershaw appeared with a familiar smile, dressed neatly in a suit, shaking hands with President Stan Kasten and his former teammates. “I have stood on the field, felt every pitch, every cheer from the audience. Now, I want to help the Dodgers inspire the next generation of players and fans,” Kershaw shared.
Not only is Kershaw an icon in terms of achievements, but he is also remembered as a player who lived his life for the Dodgers, who always put the community first. Throughout his career, he participated in hundreds of charitable activities, supporting children and disadvantaged families in Los Angeles. Returning to the role of ambassador, Kershaw promises to continue to expand these initiatives, creating a positive impact not only in MLB but also off the field.
