Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw allowed two runs on five hits over seven innings of work during Monday's 11-4 win over the Rockies. He also collected three hits during the contest.
Kershaw (4-3) struck out seven and walked one during the outing. He lowered his ERA to 3.73 and has now pitched at least seven innings in his last three starts. He said after the game that he doesn't let the Coors Field's reputation as a hitter's park affect him, per MLB.com.
"If your stuff is good, it'll be good here," said Kershaw, who's now 8-3 overall at Coors Field. "The margin for error is a lot less."
Kershaw has earned a quality start in three of his last four starts and he has won those three starts. His next expected start is scheduled for Saturday against the Cardinals.