LOS ANGELES -- At around 4 p.m. Friday afternoon, just about the time the rest of the team wandered out to the field to stretch, Dan Haren was resting on a couch, alone in the Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse aside from Josh Beckett and the dozen or so reporters surrounding him.The topic, Beckett's season-ending hip injury and the chances he'll retire next offseason, couldn't have been lost on Haren, who, at 33, is about a year younger than Beckett but has piled up 200 more innings in his career.