After a rocky start to spring training in which he allowed 27 runs in his first 13 innings, Dodgers starting pitcher Clayton Kershaw was back in form in his last outing on the mound, limiting the Rockies to two hits in five innings. While most pitchers downplay spring struggles, Kershaw admitted during that rough patch that he's not getting the results he's wants, which may have scared off a few early drafters. Their loss. Unless you hear of Kershaw's velocity being down or his elbow or shoulder aching, you should assume any spring struggles are just a case of him building up to midseason form.