WASHINGTON -- Nothing was wrong with the Los Angeles Dodgers' starting pitching, even without Clayton Kershaw.The remaining pitchers were better than competent, pitching to a 3.04 ERA and limiting opponents to a .247 batting average. Collectively, they were the fourth-best rotation in the National League without the best pitcher on the planet.Zack Greinke and Hyun-Jin Ryu both, at times, were perfectly ace-like, and Dan Haren and Josh Beckett looked as if they were re-inventing themselves for the better start by start.