LOS ANGELES – The Dodgers played a couple of frustrating games to end their trip to Cincinnati. They bickered with an umpire while getting dominated by pitcher Johnny Cueto one day, then watched their injury-depleted lineup blow a chance to win against Alfredo Simon.So, now, what do they have to look forward to, the comforts of home? Maybe, but their home has been as inviting as a patch of poison oak so far this season. The Dodgers, 13-19 in Chavez Ravine, have the second-worst home record in the National League and the only team with a worse record -- the Arizona Diamondbacks -- is away from home to play them.