A perfectly executed wheel play. A goosed throw to first dug out of the dirt to end it. When the dust settled on a final frame that'll be revisited for a long time, the Dodgers had a 2-0 NLDS lead over the Phillies.
OK, it's the roster (they did have more homers than strikeouts over the first two games of the ALDS). But the switch to the classic white-panel caps has led to a winning streak, so they're here to stay.
Braden Halladay, with brother Ryan alongside him, threw the ball to Carlos Ruiz, who was behind the plate for Roy Halladay's no-no on Oct. 6, 2010. "It almost feels like I'm back here with him," Braden said.
Durable lefty Framber Valdez might have the best performance track record of any free-agent starting pitcher this winter. Mark Feinsand looks at possible suitors.
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