Dodgers legend Clayton Kershaw returns to organization in exciting new role
The Los Angeles Dodgers made a Clayton Kershaw announcement less than one year after his retirement.
Clayton Kershaw, a beloved figure in Los Angeles Dodgers history, has returned to the organization in an exciting new capacity. Over the course of his 18-year tenure, Kershaw achieved immense success as a three-time champion, three-time Cy Young Award winner, MVP, and 11-time All-Star. Now, at 38 years old, he has inked a deal with NBC Sports to serve as a pregame and studio analyst for the upcoming 2026 season, with his first appearance during Opening Day.
Moreover, Kershaw will take on the role of color commentator for the Dodgers broadcast, joining forces with lead commentator Joe Davis. The two have developed a natural synergy over the years, which should result in a seamless and engaging broadcast experience for Dodgers fans. Given Kershaw's deep connection with the franchise during his playing days, his new role as a color commentator is highly anticipated by fans, who are eager to hear the game through his unique perspective.
The Dodgers will face off against their NL East-leading rivals, the Atlanta Braves, in a crucial series that could serve as a potential preview of the postseason.
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