On June 25, 1984, Bill Russell broke a Los Angeles Dodgers franchise record by playing in his 1,953rd career game. He started in center field, hit second in the lineup and went 0-for-3 in a 9-4 ...

Clayton Kershaw put off retirement by re-signing with the Los Angeles Dodgers on a one-year, $7.5 million contract during the ...

As the team deliberates which approach to take, their deadline plans are becoming clearer by the day, according to Bill ...

Kershaw made just seven starts last season and jokes that he was tired of "taking up space." This will be his 18th season with the Dodgers, tying Zack Wheat and Bill Russell for the franchise record.

Bill Russell (1969-86, .263/.310/.338, 31.3 WAR, 83 OPS+, 3-time All Star) Russell was an outfielder his first three seasons before moving to short to replace Wills.

He and Russell are the only players to log 18 seasons since the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles in 1958. "I'm tired of taking up space," Kershaw said. "I want to contribute and help the team out." ...

On Saturday, Kershaw will tie Bill Russell and Zack Wheat for the most seasons in Dodgers franchise history at 18. Clayton Kershaw’s stats with Austin Barnes As Dodgers teammates since 2014 ...

Clayton Kershaw is entering his 18th season with the Los Angeles Dodgers, putting him atop an exclusive list in the franchise history books next to Bill Russell and Zack Wheat.

He and Russell are the only players to log 18 seasons since the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles in 1958. Kershaw is the longest-tenured player on the current roster. Kershaw is 32 strikeouts from ...

Kershaw now has played in 18 seasons for the Dodgers, tying the franchise record held by outfielder Zack Wheat and shortstop Bill Russell. Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts may have taken over as the ...

I n 2006, Bill Russell was left in awe after watching third year pro LeBron James power his Cleveland Cavaliers to their first 50 win season since 1993. That May, the Cavs not only ended a seven ...