Dodgers want to move on, but it's hard to do amid constant sign-stealing chatter
PHOENIX - The Los Angeles Dodgers clubhouse was a bustling scene. Players shuttled in and out. Some carried bats to the cage. Some were sweaty from workouts. Most had an arm wrapped after having blood drawn.
"It's like I got stabbed," one player yelled.
It felt like a typical spring training morning. But in the midst of the activity, reporters encircled Clayton Kershaw as a reminder of just how abnormal this
