Gus Ruelas/APJames Loney isn't trying to make Aaron Miles feel small; he's just feeling big after hitting another three-run homer.Just to illustrate the kind of season it's been for James Loney: On April 24, his on-base percentage and slugging percentage combined were .403.Tonight, after hitting a three-run homer for the second consecutive at-bat (in the first inning) and then doubling in the third of the Dodgers' 6-1 victory over Pittsburgh, Loney's slugging percentage by itself was .402, rising above .400 for the first time since Opening Day.There's no changing that this has been a disappointing year for Loney, who is still down in the low .700s for OPS, but I'll take this version of Loney over the guy who started the season.Tony Jackson of ESPNLosAngeles.com