So far🤞

Retire as the greatest pitcher ever with our dodgers 🥰

Hopefully he never wears another uniform

it's loyalty both ways I doubt he'll be anything but a Los Angeles Dodger

I have Always wanted him Traded for so many Playoff reasons.

Stop

He didn't do much on that series.

@@narcisonegron6293 yes he did

He's 192-86. He's first ballot that's the best win percentage in the modern era. He's first ballot no doubt

@@3brionac stop what? Kershaw is #1 in all time era, #1 in all time WHIP, #1 in overall winning %, and top 25 in all time strikeouts…

You have been a concessions worker at Dodger Stadium the whole time

@@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536 I started last year

Get it out your mouth 😂😂

He should get 200 either this season or early next season. I hope he stays healthy for 3000 Ks.

@@RO-pg9hw Not far away & only 34

Under 2.5 for the career

And his current w/l % (Sept '23) of .697 puts him above Whitey Ford into 5th all time.

@@jamesanthony5681 Might be highest among those with 200+ W's. Great pitcher.

@@edwardanthony7283 Yes. Amazing numbers in this or any era.

Respect Heandog

Kershaw is better

@@mikemoggerson6651 Not with the season on the line. Sandy all day. Kershaw is on his level in general tho

Kershaw way better than sandy. Without question.

What do you mean by "preserved"?

Ur nuts not even in the top 10 left handers of all time

@@richardgarrahy1238 who are ten better left handers

Randy johnson Sanford Koufax Steve Carlton whitey ford tom glavine

I'll find more

..mickey lolich frank Tanana maybe

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Kershaw passed his record on strikeouts so that’s why they say he is the greatest but I hear where you are coming from

@@dynastyishim Koufax retired at 30 years old with 12 years under his belt, and his first 3 years weren’t even full time as a starter. Of course Kershaw passed him in strikeouts lmao. In terms of 5 year peak Koufax was better, but in terms of longevity it goes to Kershaw just because Koufax retired early. Both of them are amazing pitchers though!

@@JesseCatalina I never said he wasn’t, now go back and read my comment

@@dynastyishim I know! I was just stating this more so in general for those who think Kershaw is better based on career strikeouts that’s all. I can tell based on your comment you’re just stating why others may think he’s the best.

Actually Clayton has the 5th highest ERA+ ever at 155, sandwiched between deGrom at 156 and Pedro Martinez at 154. That alone is greatness, but add in at 2477 innings which is 923 more innings than the next, and twice as many as deGrom. 2 of the pitchers were from the 1920s Negro League and Mariano is at the top so not apples to apples. Clayton has done it at that level for longer than any other pitcher EVER. A career ERA of 2.49, WHIP of 1.0 and a BAA of .209 over 15 years. His winning % is also 5th at .691 behind a guy who pitched in the 1870s, 2 Negro League pitchers and Spud Chandler who won 109 games with the bulk between 1940 - 1943 - WW2 years. A little added perspective Clayton's career OPS against is .583. The Reds are at the bottom of the MLB this year with a team OPS of .585 - and Clayton has made all of his opponents the 2022 Reds for his entire career of 15 years. I just looked this stuff up and I knew he was great, but I was even surprised. There is a very strong argument that he is the greatest starting pitcher of all time. Here's a thing too, Clayton has done it in a time of TV, internet and social media on a large market team - which means more scrutiny under a microscope and has always handled himself well. Better man off the field

@@MikeCoggan Thank you for bringing the stats up. I also wanted to point it out that as science and tech developed, players have been getting better and better overall than the previous generations. Despite that, Kershaw has been bringing up better numbers than older legends for a longer period of time. Hence why, I think Clayton Kershaw IS THE BEST of ALL TIME, no doubt.

@@lloydyoo740 and early on, their bullpen was crappy, and they would leave him in to long. I played through college, coached when my kids were playing and have an umpire for the last 15 years When a pitcher has only given up soft contact for 6 innings and he gives up 3 line drives...even if they are outs it is a sign they are done. I was known for having a quick hook, but I didn't want to set up anyone to fail, I would rather pull them before too much damage and have them leave on a better note. I remember a game, I think against the Cubs in 2016 playoffs, Clayton was great through 6, as I recall it was warm and in the 7th they hit 4 or 5 rockets....as soon as the first one,I would get someone up in the BP , and after the 2nd or 3rd would have taken him out

@@lloydyoo740 I also saw that the only pitcher with a higher winning percentage is Spud Chandler from the 1937-47 Yankees at 109-43. Half of those wins we're during WW2 years ,1940-1943 when he was 54-19 those 4 years. Not only war years but also pre+integration. I find it amazing that pitchers who are close tho Clayton stats wise have not much over 1/2 of the innings Clayton had pitched and Mariano Duncan....

Kershaw has the lowest ERA in live ball history at 2.48

Has retire Dodger Blue"

World series wins has nothing to do with individual capabilities, idiot... with that logic, I can say Ohtani and Trout are the worst players of all time because they never played a single playoffs, lol.

Koufax was good but he retired too early due to health issues, Kershaw has the longevity plus he's really good

WAR has entered the chat

For know I say, they are tied.

@@michaelrubio7070 They'll be tied when Kershaw pitches his fourth no-hitter and wins his fourth World Series ring. Four no-hitters and four rings in a short career - and you guys are even debating who is better?

@@marcoslaureano5562 the team won four rings not Koufax alone

Tied

Pedro Martinez the best pitchers of all time.

😳 must be a Dodgers bandwagoner then

Um - Koufax?????

Oh come on dude....Cy Young? Did Cy ever face Willie Mays or Clemente? How about Tony Gwynn? Did he ever stroke out Frank Robinson. No. Because he only had to face one group of men. Talent pool = MUCH thinner. Miss me with Cy Young. You'd have been better off saying Walter Johnson.

@@marcoslaureano5562 that’s like saying babe Ruth and shoeless Joe never faced the best pitching 🤷‍♂️

@@marcoslaureano5562 ok that's why pitchers win the cy young award because he's one of the greatest ever regardless of his era... He faced what he had at the time, that's like players from now you cant compare them to players who are gonna play the game 80 years from now.

@@unboxedcharacter They didn't face the best pitching. By estimates Cy Young's fastball was about 85 mph, and he was called Cyclone because he was the fastest of his time. Walter Johnson threw around 91 or 92. Babe Ruth would have looked like a little leaguer hitting against Nolan Ryan or Randy Johnson.

Did cy young even play for the Dodgers ?????????

Ok 1. Tf you talking about they knew what was coming he had an overpowering fastball and one of the best curves of all time 2. Koufax had like 6 elite years and Kershaw has had at least 10 it’s not about peak it’s about longevity

CLAYTON KERSHAW CAREER STRIKEOUT

Hershiser ain't pushing the career ERA or SO numbers of Kershaw. Kershaw has just as many rings as Hershiser does. Hershiser had one really dominant season in 1988. Kershaw has been better longer.

@@simpleanswer8954 how old are you 16?

@@alexpastor8582 calling other people children, because they don't agree with you is about as childish as it gets

@@Lnch4ALion forgive me if I hurt your feelings

anyone who says Kershaw is the best Dodger pitcher ever just knows nothing about Dodgers history!!!! koufax hershiser valenzuela!!!! that of course doesn't ring a bell with young people! I called you kids, because that's what you are. it wasn't meant as an insult! dont be so freeking sensitive!!!