Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts reveals why Clayton Kershaw threw a tantrum in the dugout during Sunday's loss.

Clayton Kershaw ended his interview early as he and the Dodgers suffered a three-game series sweep to the Dodgers on Sunday.

Clayton Kershaw’s post-start reaction on Sunday seemed to encapsulate how every Dodgers player, and fan, has been feeling the past few weeks.

But the Dodgers have to be pleased with franchise icon Clayton Kershaw, who has returned from the injured list to make 10 starts so far this year with an effective 3.38 ERA at age 37. However, it could be Kershaw's final season with the team.

Clayton Kershaw speaks to the NL squad before the game, many of whom are just glad to be in the same locker room with him.

The Dodgers legend produced some fun moments during the Fox broadcast in Tuesday night’s NL swing-off win that included Kershaw playfully jabbing Mariners star Cal Raleigh, aka “Big Dumper.” Talking to the broadcast team, Kershaw told them to “hold on: for a moment while throwing a pitch to Raleigh.

Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw initially questioned his surprise MLB All-Star Game nod, but later embraced it after realizing its significance.

Kershaw was selected to his 12th All-Star Game after going 4-1 with a 3.38 ERA in his first 10 starts of 2025 for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Prior to Saturday night, the only other time that 18-year-veteran Clayton Kershaw pitched at historic Fenway Park was in Game 1 of the 2018 World Series, an 8-4 loss.