SAN FRANCISCO -- Tuesday's start against the Giants was a frustrating one for Dodgers southpaw Brett Anderson.
Not only did he give up four earned runs on nine hits across four innings, but Anderson thought he was making his pitches. The Giants might not have mashed the ball against Anderson, but they were effective in the 6-2 win, sending the Dodgers to their first defeat in eight games.
"The only real legitimate run was the [Buster] Posey single," Anderson said after the hard-luck loss. "I still feel confident in my abilities. The defense couldn't have done any more than they did today, it was just some well-placed hits that you have to deal with and go on to next one.