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    Bill Plaschke: Things might look different in 2019, with Kershaw and Scioscia on the brink

    by Bill Plaschke, Los Angeles Times Mar 27, 2018 5 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - The last time major league baseball was seen in Southern California, it was climbing out a back window and racing into winter, its arms full of stolen hopes, its cruelty snuffing a historic roar into stony silence.

    It fled Dodger Stadium in the final hours of the final game of the World Series, trampling baseball's best record on its way out, requiring only two innings to extend a 29-year Dodgers championship drought.

    It fled Angel Stadium about a month earlier, dragging its residents from playoff contention in the final week of the regular season, extending the Angels' streak without a playoff victory to eight long years.

    As a November mist rolled in from Chavez Ravine to Anaheim, numb fans from both teams were left wondering when and how these two eras would end.

    This season, they

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