On the heels of the Dodgers' stunning postseason exit, star pitcher Clayton Kershaw kept the status of his MLB future under wraps.
The upstart, six-seeded Diamondbacks (84-78) vanquished the heavily-favored, two-seeded Dodgers (100-62) on Wednesday with a 4-2 win at home to secure a historic sweep. Among the many glaring questions surrounding L.A. post-game was whether or not the aging and oft-injured Kershaw, 35, would return in 2024.
With the sting of the Dodgers’ loss still fresh, Kershaw, who logged a horrid Game 1 start against Arizona, remained non-committal when asked multiple times about playing again.
