ATLANTA -- The Los Angeles Dodgers went into Friday night feeling as good as you can about a five-game playoff series, having won a game on the road with their ace, and with their other ace taking the mound intent on snuffing out the Atlanta Braves' hopes.But there's no such thing as certainty in October, and the Braves took some of the strut out of the Dodgers' step with a 4-3 win in Game 2 at Turner Field on Friday night.It was a frustrating night for the Dodgers, who couldn't get the key hit and watched Atlanta snatch the momentum of the series and put pressure on Game 3 starter Hyun-Jin Ryu.