Stephen Dunn/Getty ImagesMagglio Ordonez is greeted by Victor Martinez after Ordonez's two-run home run in the second inning, one of four round-trippers by Detroit today.Going into today's game, here were Ted Lilly's day and night splits for 2011:Day: .379 on-base percentage, .566 slugging percentage, .945 OPSNight: .284 on-base percentage, .389 slugging percentage, .683 OPSThat was before Lilly gave up three home runs in the Dodgers' 7-5 loss to Detroit today, ending Los Angeles' three-game winning streak. In short, Lilly in the daytime this year has practically been like facing a lineup of nine Matt Kemps. Last year, the day/night OPS difference for Lilly was .796/.640. Should the Dodgers start keeping Lilly out of day games? That split hasn't been consistent over