NEW YORK — Dodgers manager Dave Roberts wrestled with the choice to pull rookie righthander Ross Stripling, two years removed from Tommy John surgery, after 7 1/3 no-hit innings in April. He agonized over his decision to end the perfect game bid of lefty Rich Hill, who had already missed a month with blisters, after seven earlier this week. But allowing Clayton Kershaw, the face of the franchise, the best pitcher on the planet, who had been activated on Friday following 74 days on the disabled list recovering from a herniated disk, to return from a combined hour in rain delays and complete five innings?
Clayton Kershaw flashes ace form in rain-soaked win against Yankees
