David Ortiz, Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter reflected Clayton Kershaw's legacy with the Los Angeles Dodgers after a clutch outing in World Series Game 3.

Sitting in the front row, watching, was Sandy Koufax, another southpaw with an argument as the greatest to ever do it, a guy with a close relationship to Kershaw after so much time in Los Angeles for the guy who has worn number 22 since he was a 20 year old just breaking in so many years ago.

During his 18-year Major League Baseball career, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw has made 455 regular season appearances. 451 of them were as

Los Angeles Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw recorded an out in the 12th inning with bases loaded and two out that kept the game tied against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Clayton Kershaw has pitched 18 seasons in a career that has him on course for Cooperstown. He’s won Cy Youngs, ERA titles and an MVP. He’s struck out more than 3,000 hitters and is currently chasing a third World Series ring,