WASHINGTON D.C. – It was getting on near 2 a.m. Tuesday when someone asked Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly whether his team, which had just played its seventh game in three cities over six days, would need to figure out a way to get a little pitching help for its beleaguered bullpen."Yeah, we're going to bring back Clayton," Mattingly said. "…unless they've got somebody better."They don't, of course.