L os Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Clayton Kershaw has accomplished just about everything a baseball player could hope for in his 18-year career. He's a two-time World Series Champion, an MVP, a three-time Cy Young Award winner, a 10-time All-Star, and now, as his career enters its twilight, he added yet another accolade to the long list.

Kershaw is a 10-time National League All-Star and three-time Cy Young winner. He even has a Gold Glove and was named the 2014 National League MVP, a rare honor for a pitcher. Beyond his 3,000 regular season strikeouts, Kershaw has 213 in the postseason and 13 playoff wins.

On a night that said plenty about the 18-year relationship between Kershaw and the Dodgers and Kershaw and the fan base, the left-hander showed why he stands alone among the 20 names on the list.