Friday, Hiroki Kuroda took over the Dodger lead in ERA at 2.90, moving ahead of a pitcher most assume will make the National League All-Star team, Clayton Kershaw. In his past six starts, Kuroda has a 1.72 ERA, and opponents are batting .191 against him. So has Kuroda pitched his way into All-Star consideration?In 2010, there were eight starting pitchers on the NL roster until injured Yovani Gallardo of Milwaukee was replaced by San Diego reliever Heath Bell. In 2009, there were also eight starting pitchers, with Pittsburgh's Zach Duke replacing San Francisco's Matt Cain. So top-eight is the neighborhood you want to be in, if not even better.Here's where Kershaw and Kuroda currently rank in certain categories that might matter to the various selectors for the NL, which is makin