As Julio Urías returns, the Dodgers are weighing whether to place Clayton Kershaw on the injured list for a short stint extended by the All-Star break.
Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw said his left shoulder got “a little cranky” on Tuesday against the Rockies. He received a cortisone injection.
The original plan was for Kershaw to start twice in the final week before the break, Monday against the Pirates and Saturday against the Angels. By shutting down Kershaw this week, he would get at least 15 days to rest and recover before making his first start after the break.
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