Clayton Kershaw caught on hot mic dissing Cal Raleigh at All-Star Game

Clayton Kershaw might just be the new Public Enemy No. 1 in Seattle.

The Los Angeles Dodgers star Kershaw, who was selected as an NL All-Star this year via MLB commissioner Rob Manfred’s “Legend Pick,” got to pitch in Tuesday’s All-Star Game at Truist Park in Atlanta, Ga. Kershaw took the mound to start the second inning for the NL and retired both batters that he faced. The former NL MVP got Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh to line out and then struck out Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. before being taken out of the game.

Kershaw was mic’d up during his time on the mound and was talking to FOX announcers Joe Davis and John Smoltz in the middle of play. Apparently though, the mic was still on even after Kershaw had exited the game.

As Kershaw was high-fiving his NL teammates upon returning to the dugout, he was caught on his hot mic dissing Raleigh. “Suck it, Big Dumper,” Kershaw said twice in reference to Raleigh’s famous nickname. Here is the video.