Dodgers Notes: Clayton Kershaw Talks Return Timeline, LA Adds Veteran Infielder, Pitcher Heads to 60-Day IL
On Thursday, the recently re-signed (although not yet officially) Clayton Kershaw spoke to reporters at Camelback Ranch, and said he is in the second week of his throwing program and hopes to be ready to pitch by July or August for the Dodgers.
Additionally, the Dodgers signed infielder Chris Owings to a minor league contract. Owings has experience playing in 11 Major League seasons.
In other news, the Dodgers have officially re-signed relief pitcher Ryan Brasier to a two-year, $9 million contract. The Dodgers placed Dustin May on the 60-day IL to make room for Brasier on the 40-man roster.
Here’s all the top Dodgers headlines from Thursday:
Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw Provides Major Update on His Health
Report: Dodgers Sign Chris Owings to Minor League Contract
Dodgers Officially Sign Ryan Brasier, Place Dustin May on 60-day IL
Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani Already Has a Sculpture: Meet ‘Snowhei’ Ohtani
Max Muncy on Clayton Kershaw: ‘It Honestly Wouldn’t Feel Right Not Having Him’ on Dodgers
Dodgers Players Won’t Make Exception For Shohei Ohtani; He’ll Participate in Team Initiation
Shohei Ohtani Reveals When It Finally Hit Him That He Was a Member of the Dodgers
Dodgers News: Roki Sasaki Seen Wearing NL West Rival’s Gear
Mookie Betts Reveals What He’s Most Excited About for Opening Series in Korea
Dodgers News: Landon Knack Determined to Make Big Leagues This Season
Tyler Glasnow’s Family Was More Excited Than He Was After Trade to Dodgers
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