Clayton Kershaw, one of the most beloved figures in Los Angeles Dodgers history, is set to return to the franchise in an exciting new role.
Kershaw, a three-time champion and three-time Cy Young Award winner, will serve as the color commentator for the Dodgers broadcast, teaming up with lead commentator Joe Davis to call the game against the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday night. This is not Kershaw's first foray into broadcasting, as he made his debut as a pregame and studio analyst for NBC Sports on Opening Day before the 2026 season.
The 38-year-old former ace is well-suited to the role, having already demonstrated his chemistry with Davis. The duo's comfort and fluidity will undoubtedly make for an engaging broadcast.
Kershaw's return to the Dodgers is a significant development for fans, who will undoubtedly want to hear the game from his perspective given his immense popularity during his playing days. The matchup against the NL East-leading Braves is also a huge series, potentially serving as a postseason preview.
As the Dodgers look to make a push for the playoffs, having Kershaw's insight and expertise will be invaluable to their broadcast team. His knowledge of the game and his passion for the franchise will undoubtedly bring a unique perspective to the broadcast.
The Dodgers announced the news on Monday, promoting the broadcast on social media and highlighting the excitement surrounding Kershaw's return. Fans can tune in to SNLA on Tuesday night to catch the game, with coverage beginning at 3 p.m. PT and first pitch at 4:15 p.m. PT.
Kershaw's new role marks a significant chapter in his post-playing career, and fans will be eager to see how he adapts to his new role. With his natural charm and expertise, he is sure to be a hit with viewers.
Source: Yahoo Sports