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Originally Posted by G1911
I think there is a fine, good-faith argument for Kershaw. I think he falls well short, because the greatest of all time is a combination of 1) how good he was and 2) how long he was good. Kershaw has not had a long career at this point in time, even by the standards of pitchers today he's missed a lot of time.
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To be fair, Kershaw had already had more great seasons than Koufax did by five years ago.