Dodgers' Kershaw struck in shin by ball during BP, did not require medical attention
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Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw already spent time on the disabled list this season with a back problem, and he had another close call prior to Wednesday's game with the New York Mets.
Clayton Kershaw was struck high on the right shin by a ball during batting practice, but apparently is fine and not requiring treatment.
— Ken Gurnick (@kengurnick) May 21, 2014
Kershaw's lucky he wasn't hit a few inches higher in the knee, which could have resulted in a serious injury. He fully expects to make his next start but may have a bone to pick with teammate Justin Turner, who sent the ball flying his way.
You can view video of the incident here via ESPN.
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