He wants to be good," Honeycutt said Thursday night, an hour after Buehler had one-hit the Washington Nationals over six innings, after the Los Angeles Dodgers had won, 6-0, in the first game of this National League Division Series, after Buehler and three relievers on a staff Honeycutt called his favorite, "in all my years," had gotten the ball to Clayton Kershaw with a series lead. So it was in the fourth inning, before all of that, that Honeycutt found himself headed toward Buehler again in a game that was about to change, one way or the other.