Clayton Kershaw has done many remarkable things during his historic MLB career for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
He has also twice thrown pitches that don't even threaten a highway speed limit.
The latest came on Saturday night in Kershaw's win over the Giants. He tossed in a loopy offering at 46 miles per hour.
From 46 MPH to 84 MPH
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This is actually not the first time Kershaw has done this.
Back in 2016, he found the 46mph mark for a first time.
Here's the 46 MPH curveball from Clayton Kershaw. pic.twitter.com/lj6zOtFqn7
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Both pitches were ruled to be out of the strike zone, although the 2016 offering was at least close.
It's just a funny footnote to Kershaw's greatness.
He's been his usual self this season since returning from injury. In six starts, he has a 3.25 ERA.
The Dodgers are just glad to have their legendary lefty back, 46 mile per hour pitches and all.
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