Dodgers-Brewers: Clayton Kershaw Dominant, Hudson Blasts Two in 7-4 Win

The Los Angeles Dodgers (56-32) played their final game before breaking for the All-Star game. They took two out of three from the Milwaukee Brewers (45-43) over the weekend and capped off the first half with a 7-4 win on Sunday afternoon.The offense kept on rolling for the Blue Crew as James Loney went 2-for-4 with two RBI, Brad Ausmus hit his first home run of the season, and All-Star second baseman Orlando Hudson homered from both sides of the plate.Some guy named Manny Ramirez also went 3-for-3 with two doubles.Dodgers’ southpaw Clayton Kershaw worked out of a bases-loaded first inning jam but then settled in under the retreating afternoon sun. He allowed a double and walked two to fill the bases with Brewers but then got Mike Cameron to strike out on 3-2 count.Kershaw threw a biting slider down-and-in to the righty, which likely would have been ball four, but Cameron was fooled by the movement and swung right through it.Kershaw didn’t give up another hit until Camer...