By Jon Weisman
Dodger President and CEO Stan Kasten on negotiations with Clayton Kershaw: “I am hopeful that by Friday morning we will have an announcement.”
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Karlo Bautista
PAY HIM WHAT HE WANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danny Campos
There is a handful of players that deserve his respect for the game. LAST OF A DYING BREED………………….
William Jay Culver
Rumored to be done.
dodger88
Done deal – $215 million for 7 years with an opt-out option after 5 years.
Roberto Corona Ramirez
Done! 7 years. After 5 opt out option. 30 million a year makes him the highest paid athlete in the U.S. currently.
Michael Green
If any player deserves it–and none does–CK does. End of discussion.
kmt59
Good for Kersh…Good for the Dodgers…love this deal
enchantedbeaver
The money they pay professionals now is almost abstract and no longer has any meaning to the average Joe. Seems like a win for both parties.
Most athletes you’d have to wonder about, but given its Kersh I’m sure a ton of his salary will go to a greater good.
Carlos Berrios
Great deal for Dodgers. You get a great pitcher + a better human being. What he is doing for the kids in Africa has no price.
Betty Johnston
considering that he is the best, and he generates income for the Dodgers, and he give so much to others, I guess it’s a fair deal
John Tollis
So excited!