The Dodgers (67-40), with some much-needed help from dubious Mariners fielding, did have Ohtani on third and Muncy on second as the tying and game-winning runs in the ninth. “It’s just good to get back home and get back into this routine,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said pregame. Mariners right-handed starter Luis Castillo struggled and surrendered five runs, 11 hits and a pair of homers through five innings. But Dodgers lefty Justin Wrobleski, coming off six innings of one-run ball in last Tuesday’s win in Philadelphia, wasn’t his best either. The post Justin Wrobleski has a bad night as Dodgers fall to the Mariners appeared first on Los Angeles Times.