The Texas Rangers signed Joc Pederson, a lefty-swinging designated hitter, to a two-year, $37 million deal with an opt-out option after the first season. Pederson, coming off a career-best season with the Diamondbacks, brings strong offensive capabilities to the team, expected to platoon as DH. With a career OPS+ of 119 and 209 home runs, Pederson adds valuable hitting prowess to the Rangers lineup. the provided text for me to summarize.
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Dodgers Pitcher Clayton Kershaw's Rehab StartClayton Kershaw made his first rehab appearance for the Dodgers in triple-A Oklahoma City, throwing three scoreless innings against the Tacoma Rainiers, with two strikeouts and no walks. After offseason surgery on his left knee and foot, Kershaw expressed satisfaction with his health and performance, though he noted a slight decrease in fastball velocity. As he aims for a mid-to-late May return, the Dodgers' rotation faces complications with other pitchers...
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