The Los Angeles Dodgers are in year No. 18 of the illustrious career of Clayton Kershaw.
The southpaw is easily a first-ballot Hall of Famer whenever he decides to call it a career, but a familiar foe in World Series champion Skip Schumaker recently spoke on what it was like to get in the batter’s box against the MVP and had some high praise.
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“Clayton Kershaw is the most dominant pitcher I’ve ever played against in my career,” Schumaker told USA Today’s Bob Nightengale.