Don’t look now, but the Dodgers are slowly and steadily climbing their way back up to the .500 mark and to the top of the division. 13-4 over their last 17 games, the Dodgers head into Pittsburgh this week to hopefully continue that climb.
Fresh off 33 runs scored in Colorado, Los Angeles hopes its offense keeps producing and that the starting pitching recovers from the altitude. For their part, the Pirates just lost three of four to the St. Louis Cardinals, almost getting no-hit by Michael Wacha Sunday, finally getting their first hit with one out in the ninth.