Clayton Kershaw and Dodgers' big bats dominate Texas Rangers, 9-0 Reporting from Surprise, Ariz. -- Clayton Kershaw pitched three scoreless innings in his exhibition season debut as the Dodgers defeated the defending American League champion Texas Rangers, 9-0. The Dodgers" offense continued to produce. Andre Ethier was two for two with a triple, a run batted in and a run scored to raise his spring average to .625. Matt Kemp and Juan Rivera hit their first home runs of the spring. Kemp was two for two with two RBIs, a run scored and a sacrifice fly. Leadoff hitter Dee Gordon was one for two with a walk, a steal and a run. "I don't think we're too much worried about the results," Kemp said. Right now, it's the feeling, feeling good at the plate, getting walks and seeing pitches. The Dodgers are 3-1 in games started by Kemp, Ethier, Rivera and Gordon. They scored a combined 26 runs in those games. "We're playing with our guys," Ethier said. It's pretty much our team, minus the guys who weren't here today (Juan Uribe, James Loney, Mark Ellis). That's a good look of what could be our starting lineup for the season. Anytime you have that feeling and you can kind of see how things are going to play out, it's a nice thing to have. It's encouraging for the team and for the fans and it lets you know that hopefully we'll have a good product out this year. Kershaw faced a Rangers" lineup that included all of its projected starters except for Mike Napoli. Kershaw held the Rangers to three hits and a walk. Kershaw recorded five ground-ball outs. "When he's pitching, I'm going to get a lot of groundballs," said Gordon, the shortstop. Outfield prospect Alex Castellanos, who was acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals last summer in exchange for Rafael Furcal, hit his second home run in as many days.