It sounds like Clayton Kershaw might not stay away from MLB too long after retiring following the 2025 season. The Athletic ’s Andrew Marchand reported on Tuesday that the three-time Cy Young Award winner is a top candidate for becoming a baseball analyst for NBC/Peacock next season.

Kershaw retired at age 37 after 18 seasons with the Dodgers. He finished with a 223-96 record and a 2.53 ERA. He won three Cy Young Awards and three World Series titles. His final season ended in dramatic fashion with a championship run.

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Despite immensely upgrading their pitching staff and adding an elite bat one MLB insider does not dub them as the most improved this offseason. Jim Bowden (via. the Athletic) has the Blue Jays ranked No. 3 on his list trailing both the Baltimore Orioles and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

As Clayton Kershaw gets settled into retirement after a legendary 18-year playing career, the three-time Cy Young winner could make his way to the broadcast booth.

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