Clayton Kershaw’s Masterpiece and Shohei Ohtani’s Power Surge Ignite Dodgers’ Thrilling Victory Over Giants
“Our offense is so good,” Kershaw said. “It’s really important to get some zeroes on the board early, and you can see what they do.”
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As a result, Kershaw’s assignment the rest of the night was simple: Get quick outs, keep his pitch count under control, and ensure a lopsided score stayed that way in a contest that put the Dodgers (42-29) one game ahead of the Giants (41-30) in the National League West standings.
“I think if they feel the momentum, they start swinging the bats,” Kershaw said. “So from there, when you get that early lead, you just try and pound the zone as best you can.”
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