<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>So, on Thursday, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced a plan to renovate and reshape Chavez Ravine. I've got another one wrote Los Angeles Times columnist Bill Plaschke. Bring up Clayton Kershaw. So, amid great fanfare, Frank McCourt has revealed he will make a huge monetary commitment to keep the Dodgers accessible and relevant. Here's another way. Bring up Clayton Kershaw. It's time, OK? The organization's most glittering prospect is ready to have his light shine in the only place that matters. One of baseball's best young arms is ready to throw those swerving heaters and looping curves to the only batters who count. You don't have to use him every five days. You don't have to use him for more than 70 pitches at a time. You can even stick him in the bullpen for a couple of months. But you need to bring up Clayton Kershaw, and you need to do it now. "I have to tell you," said General Manager Ned Colletti, "that thought has crossed my mind."</div> LA Times I know the Dodgers are struggling right know but I would not want to rush Kershaw at this point.
