The starting pitcher who helped sealed a World series victory for the Dodgers announced his retirement on social media.

“Congratulations to Alex Wood, who announced his retirement today after 12 Major League seasons. The All-Star pitched for five teams and won a World Series with the 2020 Dodgers,” the MLB wrote on X.

Clayton Kershaw and Max Scherzer will lock horns for what might be the last time in an important series for both teams.

Clayton Kershaw and Max Scherzer, both future Hall of Fame pitchers, haven't gone head-to-head since they were rookies back in 2008.

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Veteran left-handed pitcher Alex Wood announced in a post to his Instagram page on Friday that he is retiring from Major League Baseball. Wood stated that he was retiring with “immense gratitude” and ...

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