GLENDALE, Ariz. -- On Clayton Kershaw's final pitch Sunday morning, he snared a low line drive off the bat of one of the Dodgers' minor-league hitters."That was good. If I didn't catch it, it probably would have hit me right in the shin," Kershaw said.That sentiment kind of sums up why the Dodgers have yet to announce Kershaw as their Opening Day starter. Starting the season more than a week earlier than other teams in Australia, the Dodgers are, in fact, getting their top four starters ready to pitch in Australia.