Kershaw's Comeback: Can He Defy Age and Injury to Lead the Dodgers Again? 

As we dive into the new MLB season, the spotlight is on the Los Angeles Dodgers and their ace, Clayton Kershaw. At 37 years old and starting another season on the Injured List, many are questioning whether Kershaw can still be a game-changer for the Dodgers. With a roster that includes rising stars like Blake Sell and the much-anticipated Japanese trio of Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Roki Sasaki, and Shohei Ohtani, the Dodgers seem to have a solid rotation even without Kershaw at full strength.

This brings up some intriguing questions for us to discuss. Do you think Kershaw can still perform at an elite level, or is it time for the Dodgers to start looking for a new ace? How do you see the dynamics of the Dodgers' rotation playing out this season? Will the younger pitchers step up and fill the void, or will Kershaw's experience still be invaluable in the clubhouse and on the mound?

Moreover, let's talk about the broader implications of Kershaw's situation. With the trend of teams investing heavily in young talent, are we witnessing a shift in how franchises view veteran players? Is it possible that Kershaw's legacy could be overshadowed by the new wave of pitchers, or will he remain a benchmark for future generations?

Share your thoughts, bold predictions, and any personal experiences you have with aging stars in sports. How do you think Kershaw's story will unfold this season?