For one moment, I choose to forget.I choose to forget the sub.-500 record, the black offense, anyone whose last name is McCourt. The empty seats in the stadium don't reflect a depression – they're just elbow room.I choose for one moment to see the Dodgers as a complete blank slate, a team with its problems washed away, with every opportunity to define itself and its destiny.This new team trails, 2-1, in the bottom of the seventh inning, but Juan Uribe and James Loney have led off the inning with singles. Jay Gibbons is the batter, and rather than fret, I choose to strip away layers and layers of pessimism.Gibbons strikes out swinging.It's just one out, I say.Big Rod Barajas takes a ball, then swings and fouls one back. A ball dips down at the plate for a 2-1 count, and th