How Clayton Kershaw Could Have Been a Pirate
For the second time in this 2020 World Series, Clayton Kershaw was dominant as he led the Dodgers to a Game 5 win over the Rays 4-2. However, Kershaw could have been in the Black and Gold had it not been for a draft goof-up. When you think of Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitchers, one of the first names that come to mind is right-handed pitcher Clayton Kershaw. He was drafted seventh overall by the Dodgers in the 2006 MLB draft and has pitched for Los Angeles for the entirety of his 13 year Major League career. He has been a part of the MLB postseason in 10 of those 13 years and is having the best postseason of his career in 2020 going 4-1 with a 2.93 ERA. Some of his accolades so far include an NL MVP award, three NL Cy Young Awards, and eight NL All-Star Game appearances. He is the face of the Dodgers organization as they look for their first World Series Championship since 1988. However, the entire course of his career could have been altered by none other than the Pitts...