Clayton Kershaw gets the ball for the Dodgers looking to bounce back from perhaps the most troubling start of the season. On April 25, Kershaw faced the Miami Marlins, a team that sold their three great outfielders for pennies and are actively trying to lose baseball games. Kershaw needed a season-high 112 pitches to complete a season-low five innings, and he walked six batters (he walked 11 batters in 2016). He was an out away from completing five shutout innings, but walked two batters and surrendered a three-run home run to literally Miguel Rojas before getting a strikeout to end the inning.
Dodgers @ Diamondbacks May 1, 2018: Good riddance, April
