Not only is it totally overcast down here, it's chilly. I see where the highs the next two days are only going to be 69. This is my fourth spring in SoCal, and I can't remember it ever staying this cool this deep into the spring. Every night at the ballpark, I'm bundled up in layers trying to keep warm. Drive down was a breeze, though, I actually came on the 5 today and didn't run into a single incident of gridlock. ... Dodgers are a middling 10-9 against teams that have winning records going into today. So while it's true that all wins count the same in the standings (even though in real terms, wins against teams in your own division are really equal to TWO wins against other clubs), if the Dodgers do manage to make the playoffs, every team they face in the postseason is going to be quality. Right now, this team isn't eqipped to get past the first round. But a lot can happen between now and October. Maybe Colletti will make a big move. Maybe some (overly) aggressive hitters will become patient hitters.