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Clayton Kershaw is renowned for how he pushes his body to prepare.
He somehow had never needed surgery in his first 15 major league seasons.
Now, he has had procedures three times in the past two seasons — shoulder, knee and toe.
Kershaw : "I really didn't have the feeling like I wanted to stop".
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