Something about those back-to-back walk-off losses at Camden Yards in early September got the Dodgers’ attention and awakened the defending champions. With all the focus on the bullpen’s ability to derail the Dodgers’ postseason, another problem was forgotten – poor outfield defense. Hernandez came jogging in to make the play but took his eye off the ball and dropped it. The bottom three hitters in the Dodgers’ order – Hernandez, Rojas and Rortvedt – finished the night 6 for 12 with five runs scored. Sheehan walked two, threw a wild pitch and retired just one of the five batters he faced in the eighth.