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Hall of Stats rates Kershaw as 28th all time which again seems about right to me. Interestingly, he rates MUCH higher than Koufax to whom he is often compared.
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Koufax was dominant and put up great numbers in an era when pitchers put up much better numbers than they do today. Kershaw put up similar numbers to Koufax in an era where pitchers put up far inferior numbers. And I'm a MASSIVE Koufax fan.
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