Clayton Kershaw, the last holdover from the 2013 team that celebrated in the Chase Field pool, says it was a spontaneous — and defiant — act by Dodgers players.
SAN DIEGO — It started with a splash.
The last man standing from that 2013 team said it was a spontaneous act of excitement — and defiance. “Alright, if this pool is really that special you guys can have it. Whatever,” Kershaw said of the Dodgers’ reaction to that. “We’ll just enjoy winning.” “It’s OK to enjoy it. It doesn’t take away from the bigger picture of what we’re trying to do. It’s OK, for one day, to celebrate as a team what we did for six months. I think you almost have to do it. Otherwise — what are we doing?”
“If we’re not going to jump in the pool, I don’t care. It’s just funny to me that they care so much.”Reliever Blake Treinen downplayed the shoulder soreness that landed him on the injured list Saturday, characterizing it as “some soreness” that has cropped up occasionally as a result of the increased intensity during his recovery from the partial tear of his shoulder capsule that kept him out of action for nearly five months this season.
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