Christian Petersen/Getty ImagesClayton Kershaw briefly becomes fortune's fool by allowing a game-changing two-run home run to Cody Ransom of Arizona on August 7.Clayton Kershaw isn't exactly having a "what might have been" season, but that didn't stop me from wondering what else might have been.Kershaw has thrown 2,854 pitches this season. What if the star Dodger lefty could take back just 10. You know, 10 pitches picked entirely at random ... by coincidence, these:1) April 16 vs. St. Louis: After giving up a single and a walk to Albert Pujols and Matt Holliday, Kershaw retired David Freese on a fly to left. But one out from escaping with a 2-1 deficit, Kershaw gave up a three-run homer to Allen Craig. With 111 pitches thrown, Kershaw was removed before the fifth inning was o
The 10 pitches Clayton Kershaw wishes he had back
Published August 29, 2011 at 8:35 AM
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