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Dylan Hernandez: End of the Clayton Kershaw era or is there more to come?

LOS ANGELES - If this was it, if Clayton Kershaw never pitches another game for the Los Angeles Dodgers, two images will forever define his time here.

One will be of him four years ago, standing erect on the Dodger Stadium mound with his arms raised straight up after registering the final out of a no-hitter.

The other will be him of bent over, his back to the home plate and his hands on his knees, as a baseball he threw an instant earlier soared over the outfield wall. Kershaw struck that pose Sunday night, just as he did in the World Series in last

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