If one were to look at the past decade of Los Angeles Dodgers baseball, they would see a dominant team, one winning an average of 91 games per season. If one were to look at how that peak was reached, they would understand that it seemingly would not have happened without stud southpaw Clayton Kershaw.
Kershaw has been the staple in Los Angeles, carrying the rotation across this past decade. For Kershaw, he is a starting pitcher who appears likely destined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame down the line. However, his legacy would undoubtedly be cemented with a World Series championship.