Wilson Valdez and Brett Tomko just pulled off a perfect suicide squeeze, with Tomko bunting up the first-base line. By the time Tomko's bat made contact with the ball, Valdez already was three-fourths of the way down the line from third. That keyed a two-run inning, but the big inning for the Dodgers was the first, when they scored only once. After Rafael Furcal and Juan Pierre made two quick outs on a total of four pitches, the Dodgers -- yes, the same Dodgers you have watched all season -- suddenly started working Dontrelle Willis. Russell Martin eventually singled, and Willis walked the next three batters in a row to force in a run. By the time the inning finally ended, he had thrown 32 pitches. He has now thrown 75 through four. But Tomko, who retired the first eight batters he faced, has since walked Willis, gone to a 2-0 count on Hanley Ramirez before getting him to ground out to end the inning, and walked Dan Uggla to start the fourth. Miguel Cabrera answered the walk to Uggla by flying out on the first pitch. Dodgers 3, Marlins 0, bottom 4