GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Los Angeles Dodgers accept the bad with the good when it comes to Hanley Ramirez.His powerful bat makes up for defense at shortstop that, at its best, is unreliable. This spring, they're seeing examples of both sides of Ramirez's game. In fact, they saw it all in one game on Thursday.Ramirez hit a massive home run off Cincinnati Reds left-hander Lee Hyde in the Dodgers' 8-2 loss. He also bobbled a ball hit by the fastest player in baseball, Billy Hamilton, an error that led to a downward-spiral of a third inning by Dodgers' fifth-starter contender Paul Maholm.