PHOENIX -- Even great pitchers are entitled to bad days, but Clayton Kershaw isn't a shrug-it-off kind of guy."You're allowed to have bad days, but those have to be salvaged," he said. "You've got to save your bullpen. You've got to at least get through five or six [innings] on bad days, so yeah, you're allowed to, but not like this."Kershaw was speaking, in rather clipped sentences, after the second-shortest outing of his major league career – 1⅔ innings -- in the Dodgers' 18-7 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night.