Clayton Kershaw is throwing in the bullpen with the hope of making a return from his toe injury for the first-place Dodgers

When the Los Angeles Dodgers re-signed Clayton Kershaw during the offseason it was with an understanding he likely would not return from left shoulder surgery until some time after the All-Star break.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have their sights set on the postseason as they have reached the later stages of the regular season, but they are still awaiting word on a number of starting pitchers making their way back from injury.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said it was unlikely Gavin Stone would pitch again this season, sidelined with shoulder inflammation. Meanwhile, Clayton Kershaw continued his attempt to return with a bullpen session of over 80 pitches,

Clayton Kershaw is doing everything he can to keep his arm in game shape while managing an injury to the big toe on his left foot. With October fast approaching

Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Clayton Kershaw (toe) was seen throwing off a mound on Wednesday, according to David Vassegh of SportsNet LA. The 36-year-old has been sidelined since late August due to a bone spur in his toe and is already starting to make significant progress in his

Kershaw tested his big toe with over 80 pitches on Wednesday in Miami. Stone still hasn’t thrown in nearly two weeks on the IL with shoulder inflammation.

Los Angeles Dodgers veteran pitcher Clayton Kershaw has no timeline for a return to the mound, according to Andrew Friedman, the team's president of baseball op