Dodgers pitcher Brett Anderson looks at Los Angeles ace Clayton Kershaw and thinks of what might have been. ''In a perfect scenario, I'd be like my guy over here,'' he said as he looked at Kershaw in a nearby dressing stall in the Dodgers' clubhouse. Injuries have always seemed to prevent Anderson from reaching the potential that was evident when he broke into the major leagues in 2009 with the Oakland Athletics. Now, the left-hander is with the Dodgers, working on another comeback after signing a one-year deal on Dec. 31.