Gus Ruelas/APRubby De La Rosa allowed three runs on five hits – all after the sixth inning began.Man, I was on edge tonight - preparing to head out to the local park to see fireworks while Rubby De La Rosa was working on a no-hitter, which he took into the sixth inning while averaging barely 10 pitches per inning. What might I miss?But in what became a veritable repeat of Sunday's game, a dominant performance by a Dodger starting pitcher cracked, and the offense wasn't there to make up the difference, with the Dodgers losing to the Mets, 5-2.Los Angeles finds itself in a position where it must start to worry about how far it is falling out of fourth place, let alone first. San Diego's victory over San Francisco kept the Dodgers 11 games out in the National League West but
No-hit threat met with regret
Published July 4, 2011 at 10:35 PM
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