Clayton Kershaw completes 2nd rehab stint at Tulsa

TULSA, Okla -- After completing his first rehab start on April 16 with the Dodgers' Triple-A affiliate, Oklahoma City Comets, the left-hander set his sights on his second rehab start, pitching for Double-A affiliate Tulsa Drillers. His final line in this rehab stint was three innings of work, only allowing one earned run on four hits, one walk, while striking out four. He threw 60 pitches, with 33 of them landing for strikes. 

He ran into some trouble early, as in the first, he gave up his only run of his start on two doubles. We had a chance to see the MLB's No. 20 prospect, Jac Caglianone, and he took round one in their first meeting as he was the first to hit an extra-base hit off the future Hall of Famer. 

After a jumpy start to the first, Kershaw settled down and completed the next two frames for the Drillers and efficiently used his slider, which was showcased as his putaway pitch for the evening. Kershaw would issue a leadoff walk to begin the third and then allow a single to the next batter. His night would end there, and thus, he completed his second rehab of the 2025 season. As of this current moment, there are no updates on when Kershaw's next start will be.