LOS ANGELES - A lazy, lovely afternoon at Chavez Ravine was startled awake Sunday by three blue-curdling screams.

The Dodger bullpen had struck again.

Eighth inning, one out, Dodgers leading the Toronto Blue Jays by a run, rusty Blake Treinen on the mound.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr., boom, nooooo!

Addison Barger, boom, nooooo!

Ninth inning, game tied, Alex Vesia on the mound acting like a closer because the Dodgers don’t have a healthy closer.

Ernie Clement, boom, not again!

Battered by three home runs in the last two innings Sunday, the Dodgers lost a game they should have won, blew a game they should have had, and planted an ominous message deep into the bowels of sweaty Dodger Stadium.

This is a team trying to win a second consecutive championship without an adequate bullpen.

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