/ STAFF WRITER
PHILADELPHIA – The search for a reliable trail of bread crumbs the Dodgers can follow through the treacherous innings that separate their outstanding starting pitchers and their usually dependable closer continues.
And now it’s a health issue.
“Well, for my heart, it would be good,” Dodgers manager Don Mattingly joked after watching a three-run lead become a one-run lead before his team closed out a 4-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies Wednesday night.
Brett Anderson gave the Dodgers another strong start, holding the Phillies to one run on four hits in six innings.