LOS ANGELES -- The last time a Dodgers starting pitcher walked more than two batters in a game, Josh Beckett did a nice job of making up for his relative wildness. He didn't allow a hit.So, if you're looking for a way to encapsulate this run of clinical pitching the Dodgers have staged to yank their season dramatically from the brink, that's as good as anything: The only thing keeping them from a major league record was a no-hitter.