How well does Grady Little know Brett Tomko? Well enough to know that after the speedy Hanley Ramirez beat out an infield single with one out in the sixth, breaking up Tomko's no-hit bid, he needed to jog out to the mound to talk to Tomko. The memory of that April 28 game at San Diego, when Tomko retired the first 11 batters, then promptly gave up four consecutive hits with two outs in the fourth to drive in all three Pods runs in a game the Dodgers lost 3-2, apparently was still fresh in Grady's mind. Not that the momentary mound chat did much good, because Tomko, predictably, didn't immediately rebound. The next two batters got hits, including an RBI single by Miguel Cabrera to break up the shutout bid. But Tomko came back with back-to-back strikeouts of Josh Willingham and Aaron Boone to prevent further damage. By the way, Olmedo Saenz homered in the fifth. Dodgers 4, Marlins 1, top 7 ... and don't forget, 4-1 was the score Sunday in Atlanta and again last night, and the Dodgers blew both of those leads.