Justin Wrobleski gave the Dodgers seven innings on 92 pitches, and the Minnesota lineup couldn't solve him — five hits, two earned runs, three strikeouts that don't begin to describe how little trouble he was in. The Dodgers left thirteen on base and still scored twelve. Taylor Rogers gave up five earned in the ninth alone, which is the kind of inning that turns a loss into a story. Victor Caratini's home run in the second, on a 3-1 fastball at 95.9 mph, was the first blow. Everything after was padding.