Mark J. Terrill/APDioner Navarro doesn't mind this collision at home.At the end, it was less a victory than an exorcism.The anti-homer curse against James Loney - gone. Andre Ethier's near-month-long power outage - gone.And the electrified way the Dodgers poured out of the dugout after Dioner Navarro's game-winning pinch-hit single in the bottom of the ninth gave them a 3-2 victory over Florida, the way Matt Kemp came over not just to praise Navarro but to bury him in his arms as well, showed a group of players keen and desperate to get about a thousand monkeys off their backs.The easy argument is that the Dodgers have stopped caring, in the wake of their obvious flaws, ceaseless injuries and exhausting off-the-field drama. None of those issues have gone away, but if they didn&