Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw unanimously won the National League Cy Young Award, taking the Major League Baseball trophy for the third time in four years. Kershaw on Wednesday became, at 26, the youngest pitcher to win the award three times after taking the honor in back-to-back seasons, being the top selection on all 30 ballots to earn 210 points from a media panel, 98 more than runner-up Johnny Cueto of Cincinnati and 97 ahead of St. Louis ace Adam Wainwright. Cleveland's Corey Kluber edged Seattle's Felix Hernandez for the American League's Cy Young Award as top pitcher, taking 17 first-place votes and 169 points to 13 first-place votes and 159 votes for Hernandez, the 2010 Cy Young winner.