MLB announced the National League and American League rosters for the All-Star game on Sunday. Veteran Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw also earned a spot on the NL team.Clayton Kershaw was added to the roster for the Midsummer Classic as a “Legend Pick" by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred. Kershaw's 11th All-Star selection comes in the wake of his 3000th strikeout against the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.However, the three-time Cy Young winner's All-Star selection has divided fans."We used to be a proper league," wrote a fan."Well deserved goat," wrote another fan."Manfred really said “Damn we don’t have enough Dodgers in the All Star Game," alleged a fan.The reactions continued to be mixed."Manfred really said, “One last ride, old man.” Kershaw out here collecting All-Star nods like Infinity Stones," wrote a fan."Make a wish All Star," mocked a fan.Dodgers manager Dave Roberts backed his ace's All-Star nod, praising the veteran pitcher.“It's something that I think that people in the game hold in high regard,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. “It's not charity, it's something that's earned over a long period of time, and what he's done for the game, on the field, off the field.”