LOS ANGELES -- Before a couple of Yasiel Puig-sparked victories over the Miami Marlins, who must have been a little down after learning they had lost ace Jose Fernandez for the season, the Dodgers had been playing their most lackluster baseball of 2014.Oddly enough, they were playing so listlessly, it made them feel pretty good about the future."I really don't think we're that worried. It's not like we're playing that great," pitcher Dan Haren said.