Three Dodgers Shine In All-Star Game

Dodgers Represented Franchise Well With All Star Performances

Trio Of Dodgers Shine In All-Star Game

For the three Dodgers taking part in the 2011 MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday, it was a very good night. Matt Kemp, who started in center field and batted third, reached base in his first two plate appearances. Clayton Kershaw pitched a scoreless bottom of the fifth inning. Andre Ethier delivered an RBI single in his first plate appearance.

Dodgers Matt Kemp, Clayton Kershaw Named NL All-Stars

The rosters for the 2011 MLB All-Star Game were revealed on Sunday morning on TBS, and the Dodgers will be represented by their two brightest stars. Matt Kemp and Clayton Kershaw both were named to the National League squad, Kemp as a starter. Here are the NL starters.

Clayton Kershaw Not Losing Any Sleep Over All-Star Selection

Clayton Kershaw didn't have his finest outing on Saturday night in Anaheim against the Angels, at least superficially. However, the Dodgers' southpaw remains a strong bet to make his first NL All-Star team when the rosters are announced Sunday morning on TBS. Just don't expect Kershaw to know right away whether or not he made the team.

MLB All-Star Game: Matt Kemp Likely To Hear His Name Called Sunday Morning

Matt Kemp walked and singled in his two plate appearances, the first Dodger to reach base twice in an All-Star Game since Mike Piazza in 1996. Clayton Kershaw pitched a scoreless inning, and Andre Ethier picked up an RBI single.