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Entries from LAist tagged with 'claytonkershaw'

May 24, 2008

20-year old left-handed pitcher Clayton Kershaw will be brought up from AA Jacksonville Suns to be the starting pitcher for Sunday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. While rumors have been running wild all spring and the first couple months so far of the season of when he would be called up, the time has come. Kershaw throws a fastball in the 90s and a curveball that absolutely kills the batters. It is that curveball......

Continue Reading "Breaking Dodger News: Clayton Kershaw to Pitch Sunday"

May 23, 2008

Toronto Blue Jays defeat LA Angels 4-3. One mistake was all it took for Ervin Santana to get the loss. In the sixth inning, Santana threw a pitch down the middle of the plate and a batter like Lyle Overbay knows what to do with it. It went out of the park, and that's all it took for the Canadians to salvage a game in the series. Notable Notes Dodger's pitching prospect Clayton Kershaw......

Continue Reading "LAst Night's Action: Angels Short of the Sweep"

May 20, 2008

Andruw Jones doing a belly flop in a game against the Mets 5/6/08. AP/Kevork Djansezian I really keep hoping the Dodgers would break out and show they are a team that could contend for a World Series, but I have to face the fact they are making me look like an oracle. The Dodgers are a team that will make things interesting for a while but will come up short in the end. At......

Continue Reading "Dodgers Not-Daily-Anymore: How Have You Been?"

May 8, 2008

LA Lakers over Utah Jazz 120-110. The same script from game one followed in game two. The Lakers pulled away from the Jazz in the second quarter, but the Jazz made it close with five minutes left in the fourth quarter. The Lakers woke up and snatched the win convincingly in the final minutes. The biggest difference was in this game Kobe Bryant received his MVP trophy before the game and played like he......

Continue Reading "LAst Night's Action: Lakers Look Unbeatable"

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