MLB Major League Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers and Hanshin Tigers today had an overseas opening warm-up game, and Clayton Kershaw (Kershaw), the Dodgers' team soul who is still recovering this time, came to Japan at his own expense.

Clayton Kershaw is a major league star who has played in the United States for 18 years and has a high status, but he not only warmed up with Yunobu Yamamoto before the game, but also helped him learn some ball handling skills.

Last year, Yushin Yamamoto was beaten badly in the overseas game of Seoul, South Korea, and then he was out of control because of the curveball, but fortunately, Clayton Kershaw was very enthusiastic and took the initiative to teach him pitching skills, which also allowed Yamamoto to throw well.

Although Clayton Kershaw politely said, "I didn't teach him anything." But Yushin Yamamoto also respects him, "Whether it's in terms of baseball, his whole personality and how he deals with people, he deserves my respect, and he is a role model for us."

"Yushin Yamamoto and Snell's pitching posture is beautiful in the major leagues now", Clayton Kershaw, who is a senior, also praised the younger brother, and also respected Yamamoto's pitching skills.

Kershaw underwent surgery last November to treat his left knee and left foot injuries, and although he became a free agent in the offseason, he said in previous interviews that he hoped he would retire when he was ready, rather than hanging his jersey due to injury, and finally decided to return to his old club, signed a one-year contract with the Dodgers last month, and is still recovering from the 60-day injury list at the start of the season, but this time the team flew to Japan to participate in overseas games, and he also decided to go at his own expense, and took another flight to Japan with his family and family.

Kershaw also traveled to Japan to experience the local culture, as can be seen from the footage released by Dodge's official IG, he took his family to watch a sumo show, and one of the fighters also lifted his son high; It is worth mentioning that Dodgers players such as Tanner Scott and Landon Knak also came here to watch the show the day before.