But they must have caught the baseball gods snoozing because rather than being struck down for their sins, the Dodgers lived like kings, dismantling Bumgarner to the tune of 10 hits and six runs in just 3 2/3 innings. The six runs, including one courtesy of Muncy's RBI single in the first, were the most the 29-year-old had ever allowed in his 35 career appearances against the Dodgers. The Pacific Ocean didn't capture any baseballs this time around—they would have had to play on the pier at Santa Monica—but that didn't stop Los Angeles from pounding three homers including two off Bumgarner in a 9-8 victory.