As it turned out, it took one of the National League's bestpitchers to finally slow down the speeding freight train otherwiseknown as the Milwaukee Brewers . Clayton Kershaw, the Los Angeles Dodgers' fireballingleft-hander, was simply dominant Thursday at Miller Park. Hepitched eight shutout innings, scattering five hits andstrikingoutsixenroutetoa5-1wininfront of a sellout crowd of 42,873. Kershaw tied Philadelphia's Roy Halladay and Arizona's IanKennedy for the National League lead with 15 wins and padded hisstrikeout lead, moving to 199. Losing to a pitcher of that calibercertainly didn't lead to the Brewers hanging their heads.
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Kershaw stif les Crew | Offense can't get cranking against Los Angeles ace DODGERS 5, BREWERS 1
Published August 20, 2011 at 4:35 PM
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