DENVER -- What's worse than facing Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw? Watching Colorado Rockies pitcher Jair Jurrjens run the bases, for starters. But it probably wasn't fun, either, when the Rockies had to toe the line against the game's best left-handed pitcher with a patched-up lineup and an early 3-0 hole from which to dig out. In the Dodgers' eventual 9-0 win over Colorado on Friday, their offense hit for the cycle in the top of the first inning, then batted around the lineup in the fifth.