Now I'm sure, though, after hearing more information about the obvious impact the cheating had not only on the winning team but the losing team, the Los Angeles Dodgers. This video, from Tom Verducci, the noted baseball writer from Sports Illustrated, brings to light an unbelievable statistic that I had never heard before, about the pivotal Game 5 of that Series. Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers had pitched the opening game of the World Series in Los Angeles and it was a gem -- he allowed only one run over seven innings, walked none and struck out 11 in a 3-1 Dodger win.