It almost doesn’t matter who pitches for the Dodgers at home anymore. When you can pay the opposing starter his entire salary and still win 11-1, as the Dodgers did to Dan Haren and the Miami Marlins on Tuesday, the game does not seem fair.
This time, Mike Bolsinger was tasked with winning a game at Dodger Stadium. Few tasks in baseball have looked easier in 2015; the Dodgers have won 15 of their first 17 games at home.
Bolsinger was even generous enough to spot Miami the longest home run hit by anyone this season, a 483-foot blast off the bat of Giancarlo Stanton in the first inning.