Clayton Kershaw’s road back to Los Angeles Dodger’s rotation began Wednesday afternoon in Oklahoma City.
Kershaw made its first rehabilitation appearance and began for Triple-A Oklahoma City comets against Tacoma Rainers.
Pitching for the first time since August 30, when he only lasted for Dodgers in Arizona, Kershaw threw three speechless innings while allowed two hits without walks and two strikes. He allowed a single in both the first and third rounds.
Dodgers put Kershaw on the 60-day disabled list at the beginning of the season because of a left meniscus tear and a toe question. He will be eligible to return to Major May 17.
Kershaw, 37, did not hit until July 25 last year after undergoing debt surgery outside the season. In its seven starts, the left hand went 2-2 with a 4.50 era and 1,500 Whip.
For his career, all 17 years spent with Dodgers, Kershaw owns a record of 212-94, 2.50 era and 1,010 Whip.
The three times the Cy Young Award winner (2011, 2013, 2014) and 2014 NL MVP has the highest war (76.5), position player is included and best whip among the start buttons in franchise history.
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