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GLENDALE, Ariz. — Clayton Kershaw admittedly wasn't prepared for what foot surgery would entail. He spent four weeks on crutches and another four weeks in a walking boot. For more than a month, every step brought with it excruciating pain. Being a normal dad to his four children was difficult.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Five years ago, Mookie Betts stood in the middle of a clubhouse here and introduced himself to new Los Angeles Dodgers teammates by basically telling them they needed to master the details in February if they wanted to hoist the trophy in October.
GLENDALE, Arizona: Yoshinobu Yamamoto let loose a few fastballs and some nasty breaking balls during a bullpen session while manager Dave Roberts and pitching coach Mark Prior stood a few steps to each side of the pitcher, smiling as the ball popped into the mitt of catcher Will Smith.
TAMPA, Fla. — New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday that he didn't like hearing the criticism of his team levied by Los Angeles Dodgers players after they beat the Yankees in last year's World Series and hopes to «handle things with a little more class» if New York can win its first championship since 2009.
Clayton Kershaw and the Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to terms on a new contract that will bring the three-time National League Cy Young Award winner back to the team for an 18th season, a source told ESPN's Alden Gonzalez on Tuesday.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Enrique Hernandez, their ever-popular super-utility player, have a deal in place, pending a physical, a source told ESPN on Sunday.
Luke Littler admits Michael van Gerwen was right to hammer him and he’s had a telling off.
World number one Luke Humphries held off a brilliant fightback by Jonny Clayton to take the Winmau World Masters title 6-5 after a last-leg decider in Milton Keynes.