MLB pitch clock proving to be a mental and physical game-changer
LOS ANGELES — It was the third inning Saturday and Clayton Kershaw needed a moment to collect himself. The Dodgers were already leading the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-1. But Gabriel Moreno led the inning off for Arizona with a double before taking third base on a flyball to center field. It was a potential game-changing spot. Kershaw knew what he wanted. “I was like, ‘All right, we need a ...
LOS ANGELES — It was the third inning Saturday and Clayton Kershaw needed a moment to collect himself.
The Dodgers were already leading the Arizona Diamondbacks 5-1. But Gabriel Moreno led the inning off for Arizona with a double before taking third base on a flyball to center field. It was a potential game-changing spot. Kershaw knew what he wanted.
“I was like, ‘All right, we need a strikeout here,’ ” Kershaw recalled from the home dugout at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday.
Various unintended consequences of the pitch clock have surfaced over
