Andre Ethier and Clayton Kershaw, who won Gold Gloves in 2011, were named 2012 finalists on Monday. First baseman Adrian Gonzalez is a finalist for an American League gold glove. The awards will be announced at 6 p.m. PT on Tuesday on ESPN2.

Kershaw is the second Dodger to win the award, joining Steve Garvey in 1981. The honor is given annually to the MLB player who best represents the game through contributions on and off the field.

This year marks the 14th time in 44 years that the National League Championship Series has come down to a winner-take-all, deciding game.

Another fun look at the start of Clayton Kershaw's career

Clayton Kershaw has had the best start to a career of any Dodgers pitcher in history.

Catching up on some loose ends and random Dodgers tidbits from Wednesday's season finale.

Clayton Kershaw has a chance in his final start to reach a trio of personal milestones last accomplished by Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax.

The Dodgers have a shot to give up fewer than 600 runs this season, something they have done in a full season just four times in the last 31 years.

The Dodgers have finished a season 8-1 three times since joining the National League. They might need at least eight wins, and some help, to reach the playoffs this year.

Kenley Jansen is just 10 strikeouts shy of notching the 11th season of 100 strikeouts or more in relief for the Dodgers.