LOS ANGELES – The heightened emotions of playing four games against the rival San Francisco Giants will give way to what figures to be a quieter atmosphere this week, with the Miami Marlins coming to town.Usually, a visit by the Marlins would be a good chance for the Dodgers to regroup and collect some badly needed wins, but the Marlins have shown some fight this year. In fact, they have a better record than the Dodgers. Plus, they're starting two of their talented young pitchers, Jose Fernandez and Tom Koelher, against the aging portion of the Dodgers' rotation.