Rick Honeycutt has seen every pitch in the career of Clayton Kershaw, so when the Los Angeles Dodgers lefthander showed up for his bullpen session at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday, Honeycutt knew something was wrong. "You all right?" the Dodgers pitching coach asked Kershaw. Only the day before, Honeycutt and manager Dave Roberts had stunned Kershaw by telling him he was not getting the ball for Game 1 of the National League Division Series against Atlanta.
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Moving Past the Disappointment of Starting Game 2, Clayton Kershaw Delivers Brilliance Only He Can
Published October 7, 2018 at 9:35 PM
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