LOS ANGELES -- For those members of the Baseball Writers Association of America who plan to hold it against Clayton Kershaw that he is a starting pitcher when it comes to casting their National League MVP votes, let's get this out of the way.Kershaw would play every day if they let him."I'd love to if I could, but I just can't quite hit enough," he said.The Los Angeles Dodgers don't view Kershaw strictly as a starting pitcher, if that means anything.