Adams' Leads Cardinals to 4th Straight NLCS

Adams was the game hero for STL. Photo Credit: Jeff Curry/ USA Today Sports

The Cardinals once again got to Clayton Kershaw in the 7th inning of his start as Matt Adams of St. Louis hit the go ahead three run homer to send the Cardinal to their fourth consecutive NLCS appearance with a 3-2 win over the Dodgers on Tuesday night.

By: Michael Hanley

MLB: A First Half In Review

 

 

 

Can Cespedes & the A's keep up their hot play? Photo Credit: Getty Images

 

 

As the All-Star break has arrived, it is time that we take a look back at the first half of the season. Alot has happened since spring training broke back  in March, lets take a look at the best teams & players so far that shaped the first 81 games of this baseball season. Plus which team has fallen short of expectations? Find out below.

By: Michael Hanley

Clayton Kershaw No Hits The Rockies

Kershaw delivered his first no hitter of his career. Photo Credit:  USATSI

 

Clayton Kershaw’s career has so far been spectacular in almost every way manageable.From his sparking W-L record of 84-48 to his remarkable career E.R.A of 2.60. He also has had great success in his postseason starts as well but outside of winning a World series, there was only one other thing missing from his resume: a no hitter. Well, that box got checked off last night as he tossed his first no hitter of his career vs the Rockies last night at Chavez Ravine.

 

By: Michael Hanley

MLB: The Rich Get Richer, Kershaw To Return for Dodgers

Clayton Kershaw set to return to Dodgers. Photo credit MLB 

The Dodgers have been treading water without their superstar ace in Clayton Kershaw since he went down with a back injury after he made his start vs the Diamondbacks in Australia on March 22. Los Angeles has gone 15-12 since Kershaw last toed the rubber  for them, enough to stay right in the thick of the underwhelming NL West division so far this season.

by Michael Hanley

MLB: LA Dodgers Cash Out Clayton Kershaw

Clayton Kershaw is now the highest paid MLB player in history. Photo credit MLB

by J.T.

The LA Dodgers made Kershaw the highest paid player in MLB history per yearly average. Wednesday, Kershaw signed a 7 year $215 million dollar deal. The deal averages $30.7 million a year.