Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw is the youngest player since 1985 to win the coveted Cy Young Award. But he’s humble, cautious and knows where the glory goes. In a White Chair Film, Kershaw shares how he surrendered everything to God, and it’s probably the last moment you’d expect—when he got drafted.
WATCH: Award-Winning Athlete Opens Up About the Moment Holy Spirit Caught His Attention
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