LOS ANGELES -– Clayton Kershaw is probably No. 1 on the list of pitchers about whom you would say, "It's only a matter of time before he throws a no-hitter."You can't say that anymore.Kershaw became the second major league pitcher -– and the second Dodger –- to no-hit a team this season with a masterpiece against the Colorado Rockies at Dodger Stadium on Wednesday night. A Hanley Ramirez throwing error to lead off the seventh inning cost Kershaw the perfect game, which would have been the first by a Dodgers pitcher since Sandy Koufax's in 1965.