The left-hander of the Dodgers making history! Clayton Kershaw hit 2,500 strikeouts in MLB

Superb! The pitcher of the Dodgers of the Angels Clayton Kershaw made history tonight by reaching the 2,500 strikeouts in his career in the MLB.

The southpaw of the Dodgers, considered one of the best pitchers of his generation, now ranks 39th on the all-time strikeout list in the Big leagues.

Kershaw managed to reach his historic 2,500 strikeouts at age 32 and became the third-youngest pitcher in history of MLB to hit that many strikeouts. Others? pure legends: Nolan Ryan and Walter Johnson, both made it at age 31.

To make your punch number more beautiful 2,500 the Dodgers star left-hander did it with one of his classic curves. Here is the moment:

A signature @ClaytonKersh22 curveball to get his 2,500th career strikeout. ???? #Dodgers pic.twitter.com/rxjr09LIwr

— SportsNet LA (@SportsNetLA) September 4, 2020

But that is not the only historical figure that has reached Clayton Kershaw in this 2020 season of Big leagues.

Last month, Kershaw surpassed Don Drysdale and became the second pitcher with the most strikeouts in the history of Dodgers, second only to Don Sutton, with 2,696.

Oh, and on top of that, he also established himself as the pitcher left handed (LHP) with best percentage of games won of all the history of Big leagues (MLB) with .696.

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