The game that sent the Los Angeles Dodgers to the playoffs wasn't particularly reflective of the kind of season that got them there.It wasn't very well-pitched, with Ricky Nolasco melting down and allowing six runs in the third inning. Its biggest hit came from a player in a deep slump, catcher A.J. Ellis, who swatted the go-ahead home run.And in the days following the win, much of the attention went to how the Dodgers celebrated -- with a romp in the Arizona Diamondbacks' pool -- rather than on the accomplishment itself.