Nam Y. Huh/APMatt Kemp was ivy bait in the early going, before the seeds were planted for a Dodger comeback.This looked like one of those balance-the-scales games – everything that went right for the Dodgers on Friday would go wrong today. Then it looked like a testament to the Dodgers' resiliency over a tumultuous week.In the end, it turned out to be one of those "Who knows, anything goes" contests we've seen time and again from the blue boys. The Dodgers stormed back from a 5-1 deficit to an 8-5 lead today in Chicago, before previously unscored-upon reliever Matt Guerrier allowed five smackers in the bottom of the eighth for a 10-8 Dodger loss.Despite starting pitcher Ted Lilly allowing 11 hits to 23 batters, despite Jerry Sands losing a fly ball in the sun, despite two out