As if the beleaguered Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen didn't have enough problems, seemingly routine defensive plays are now conspiring against them. Despite a rough start from Mat Latos, the Dodgers entered the sixth inning Thursday night leading 7-4. That's when the wheels fell off. The San Diego Padres rallied for a 10-7 win, but they had a controversial play to thank for starting their rally. After a Justin Upton lead-off single in the sixth, the Dodgers thought they turned a double play on a grounder by Jedd Gyorko. But second base umpire Chris Conroy ruled Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley did not tag the bag before the throw to first. While he may not have directly touched the bag on the exchange, it's a relatively routine play in baseball circles know as the " neighborhood play ." Utley has probably done the exact play many times without incident. Dodger manager Don Mattingly challenged, but the call was upheld. Upton scored one batter later on a Derek Norris double, the first of six unanswered runs that led to the Padres' win. [ Elsewhere: 10 important MLB storylines for September. ] Mattingly was unhappy with the call , and the lack of consistency from umpires. "He told me...