The Dodgers and Clayton Kershaw reached an agreement to bring him back to the club in 2024, with a player option for 2025, a source told The Athletic’s Andy McCullough.
The financial terms of the deal haven’t been reported.
Kershaw, who will turn 36 in March, is expected to miss the first half of the season after undergoing shoulder surgery in November.
The three-time Cy Young winner has spent his entire 16-year career with the Dodgers, emerging as one of the best starting pitchers in franchise history.
