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Los -egeles Dodgers On Wednesday night, Legend Clayton Kershaw reached a sparse air, becoming a 20 -player who reached 3,000 strikes for his career.
It was a busy night at the Dodger Sales Stadium, given that Kersha had only two strikes against Chicago White Sox When he entered the sixth engineering. He had 2,999 strikes, and he had already received two outputs, and his number reached triple numbers.
But in this 100th step, Kersha made Winnie Kapra hit, and the crowd went into ballistic.
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The starting pitcher in Los -Angeles Clayton Kersha throws a step over his 3000th breakthrough during the fifth engineer against Chicago White Sox at the Dodge Stadium. (Jayne Kamin-Ancea-Imagn Image)
Kersha was in a state To enjoy the moment when the game stopped with full ovation of both dugouts and the crowd to celebrate this occasion.
“It’s a little harder when you try to strike people,” Kersha said after winning the Los Angeles 5-4 for ESPN. “I never had to do it before.”
The victory was also discovered because of the effort, and Freddie Freeman delivered a single to the ninth engineering when the Dodgers needed three runs to win.
After the game, Kersha was spotted with a flute champagne in a club house, where ESPN reported that he told everyone that his achievement would not mean nothing without celebrating with him.
In the enlightened group of 20 people Kersha is just the fourth left, which reached 3000 strikes. (Jayne Kamin-Ancea-Imagn Image)
In the enlightened group of 20 people Kersha is just the fourth left, which reached 3000 strikes. In this list he joins Randy Johnson, Steve Carlton and CC Sabathia.
Max Sherzer and Justin Verlander are the only active pitchers of Kershaw that reached the feat.
Manager Dave Roberts made the meaning of allowing Kershov to go as soon as he could make sure he reached his goal at home.
“I was going to give him every opportunity to do it at home,” Roberts said.
Clayton Kersha recognizes the crowd after speaking with the third Bazaar Chicago White Sox Winnie Capa for his 3000th Career Breakthrough. (Jayne Kamin-Ancea-Imagn Image)
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It took him some time – Kersha said that “he would just like to do it first,” but the pleasure was understood on Kershov’s face after the repair was put on strike.
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