The frame of mind to have for today's Jered Weaver-Clayton Kershaw matchup was pretty basic: Revel in two out-of-sight pitchers, and just hope for the best as far as that whole winning and losing thing.The aces for the Angels and the Dodgers lived up to their advance billing, throwing matching shutouts the first six innings. The Dodgers twice got runners to third base with less than two out, in the fourth and fifth innings, but the rallies withered on the vine (or, if you can imagine the fans' reaction, withered on the whine).In a fast-moving start, Kershaw needed only 26 pitches through three innings and 64 pitches through six. At one point, the Angels' No. 3-6 hitters had struck out six times in eight at-bats. Plus, Kershaw, who previously this season had made at least two hi