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As Vin Scully narrated, Clayton Kershaw (“with a devilish look, like a little kid”) and Scott Van Slyke piled sunflower seeds on the shoulders of an unaware Alex Wood during Sunday’s 8-5 Dodger victory over Boston.
Kershaw played catch before Sunday’s game, so hopefully before too long he has even better uses for that golden left arm of his.
— Jon Weisman
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1dodgerfan8829
Saw that. Sure looked like he was having a great time
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oldbrooklynfan
It’s good that the team is holding the fort real well in Kershaw’s absence.