El lanzador zurdo con el número 22 a su espalda debutó con los californianos el 25 de mayo de 2008 frente a los Cardenales de San Luis a los que trabajó por espacio de 6 entradas con 5 hits permitidos y solo 2 carreras limpias aceptadas, convirtiéndose en el jugador 19 323 en debutar en MLB con el jersey de los Dodgers.
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En sus 17 temporadas al más alto nivel el oriundo de Dallas, en el estado de Texas tuvo forja de 223 victorias y 96 derrotas con un gran promedio de efectividad de 2.53, además de haber conseguido infinidad de premios individuales como un MVP de la temporada regular, cinco veces ganador del promedio de carreras limpias, un Guante de Oro, una Serie Mundial (2020 vs Tampa Bay), 3 veces ganador del premio Cy Young al mejor pitcher de la Liga Nacional, 11 veces convocado al Juego de Estrellas, un premio Roberto Clemente por su labor fuera del terreno de juego y la guinda del pastel, lo que todo pitcher desea en su carrera, ganador de la Triple Corona que no es más que quedar líder en efectividad (ERA), juegos ganados (W) y ponches (K) en una misma temporada. Grandioso lo de este señor
Kershaw tiene igual balance de 13 ganados e igual cantidad de perdidos en playoffs, siendo sus mejores actuaciones en estas lides en el año 2017, cuando ganó tres partidos y no perdió ninguno, pero en dónde Clayton demostró que era uno de los mejores lanzadores del negocio fue en la Serie Mundial del año 2020 en dónde tuvo forja de 4 ganados y un solo descalabro con un promedio de carreras limpias de 2.93 en 5 salidas al diamante para obtener su único anillo
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ENGLISH VERSION (click here!)
Greetings to the entire Full Deportes community, especially to lovers of good baseball. As you can see in my title, I will be reviewing the figure of a pitcher who will surely be in the Hall of Fame without many problems.
Clayton Kershaw will say goodbye to the diamonds at the end of this season, just after having reached another World Series with his beloved Los Angeles Dodgers, a team for which he played his entire Major League career (2008-2025).
The left-handed pitcher with number 22 on his back made his debut with the Californians on May 25, 2008 against the St. Louis Cardinals, against whom he worked for 6 innings with 5 hits allowed and only 2 earned runs allowed, becoming the 19,323rd player to debut in MLB with the Dodgers jersey.
In his 17 seasons at the highest level, the native of Dallas, in the state of Texas, had 223 wins and 96 losses with a great ERA of 2.53, in addition to having achieved countless individual awards such as a regular season MVP, five times winner of the earned run average, a Gold Glove, a World Series (2020 vs Tampa Bay), 3-time winner of the Cy Young Award for best pitcher in the National League, 11 times called to the All-Star Game, a Roberto Clemente award for his work off the field of play and the icing on the cake, what every pitcher wants in his career, winner of the Triple Crown which is nothing more than being the leader in effectiveness (ERA), games won (W) and strikeouts (K) in the same season. Great about this man
Kershaw has the same balance of 13 wins and the same number of losses in the playoffs, his best performances in these contests being in 2017, when he won three games and lost none, but where Clayton showed that he was one of the best pitchers in the business was in the 2020 World Series where he had 4 wins and a single loss with an earned run average of 2.93 in 5 outings to the diamond to obtain his only ring