Los Angeles Dodgers star Clayton Kershaw expressed his frustrations with his performance as the team fell to the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday.

But the Dodgers have to be pleased with franchise icon Clayton Kershaw, who has returned from the injured list to make 10 starts so far this year with an effective 3.38 ERA at age 37. However, it could be Kershaw's final season with the team.

Clayton Kershaw’s post-start reaction Sunday seemed to encapsulate how every Dodgers player, and fan, has been feeling the past few weeks. Kershaw trotted into the dugout with his head down before slamming his glove onto the bench and ripping off his hat in disgust.

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts announced that he plans to have Clayton Kershaw pitch in the All-Star Game, in Kershaw's 11th All-Star nod.

Clayton Kershaw took the mound for what could be his final MLB All-Star Game appearance on Tuesday night. Kershaw, wearing the familiar Dodgers No. 22, pitched to two hitters in the top of the second inning before manager Dave Roberts took him out to a standing ovation.

What could be the final All-Star Game for a living legend dominated nearly every conversation in postgame news conferences.

Prior to Saturday night, the only other time that 18-year-veteran Clayton Kershaw pitched at historic Fenway Park was in Game 1 of the 2018 World Series, an 8-4 loss.