It was drama in search of a stage.In a game that would have been an instant classic if anything had been on the line, the Dodgers got back-to-back home runs in the 12th inning by a pair of would-be Nencompoops, Aaron Miles and Trent Oeltjen (the latter's coming inside the park) – and still lost.In the bottom of the 12th, old horse Todd Helton fouled off 10 pitches before doubling to cap a 15-round title bout with young buck Javy Guerra. That cut the Dodgers' lead to 6-5, and Eliezer Alfonzo's sharp grounder tied the game and left Guerra bloodied with the first blown save of his career.Then in the 13th, two-out hits by Mark Ellis and Dexter Fowler (redeeming himself by the madcap mishap in center that led to Oeltjen's home run) off Blake Hawksworth finished off the tee