Gus Ruelas/APAubrey Huff dives in vain for Jamey Carroll's soon-to-be RBI triple, giving the Dodgers a 1-0 first-inning lead.Gus Ruelas/APAn oncoming Juan Uribe loses his footing.Dodger Stadium almost saw a perfect game of a most unexpected sort Sunday.After Matt Kemp hit a two-run homer to cap a three-run first inning for the Dodgers and Pablo Sandoval countered with a leadoff blast to start the second inning for the Giants, pitchers Hiroki Kuroda and Barry Zito combined to retire 26 consecutive batters. At the moment of truth, Freddy Sanchez hit a slow roller that third baseman Juan Uribe tumbled going after – "Hiroki was actually walking off the field when that ball was hit," ESPN commentator Bobby Valentine said – ending the streak.But even though it wasn't a perfec
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