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Andy McCullough: Dodgers will be same, but there might be a change in Kershaw's future

LOS ANGELES_The video package was forgotten amid the heartache and histrionics at the end of the Dodgers' season. A round earlier, before getting trounced by the Boston Red Sox in the World Series, Clayton Kershaw sat in a darkened studio at Dodger Stadium and conceded the obvious.

The television staging featured mirrors reflecting his image, with the final product scored by brooding electro-pop, all designed to heighten the drama of his fastball velocity.

"I am throwing slower - I know that," Kershaw told Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports. "I don't know if that's going to be for the rest of my career either. I firmly believe that I can get

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