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10-02-2019, 09:42 PM
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Koufax has one of the greatest peaks of all time in the mlb for pitchers but Kershaw is the superior pitcher. Kershaw is one of the greatest pitchers of all time and his stats support this. His postseason stats are underwhelming but that shouldnt completely overshadow his fantastic career. He still has time to turn his playoff stats around, hes only 31 years old. The scary thing about Kershaw is that he is evolving and still pitching well without his overpowering stuff anymore. He showed this year that he can still be dominant with a low 90s fastball which bodes well for the rest of his career.
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