The Dodgers, as they have a tendency to do after they blow a lead, are going quietly. Since the Fish answered the Dodgers' two-run top of the fifth with a four-run bottom of the fifth to go in front by a run, the Dodgers have gone six-up, six-down. Looks pretty hopeless, folks. Marlins 5, Dodgers 4, bottom 7, and if Miguel Olivo could slide, it would be worse. ... OK, so I just checked out Alyssa Milano's blog for the first time. I was tipped off to its existence this morning by a good friend of mine (thanks, Tony). If you haven't already, you can link to it on dodgers.com. I admit, I went into it with a LOT of preconceived notions, the biggest being that she is just some flighty Hollywood type who couldn't possibly know anything about the game. Took me about two seconds to figure out I was wrong. She clearly does know the game, and she knows this team really well. ... assuming, of course, that she is the one writing this thing, and that it isn't being ghost-written in the manner of Jeff Kent's ``web chat'' earlier today, which I referenced on a previous post. I'm guessing she probably comes by all this baseball knowledge by virtue of the fact that her dad is former Cardinals second baseman Tony Miceli, who ... oh, wait, never mind, that was just a TV show. ... Billingsley just struck out all three batters he faced in the seventh. Marlins 5, Dodgers 4, top 8