LOS ANGELES — The soft underbelly of the Dodgers, the concern that their fans have had from early July on, exposed itself in the seventh inning Tuesday night.

The 121st World Series will head back cross-continent for at least a Game 6 at the end of the week in Toronto’s Rogers Centre. After winning a classic 18-inning duel in Game 3 on Monday night, one that featured key contributions from a series of Dodgers relievers, old bad habits resurfaced Tuesday night in Game 4 as the Blue Jays evened the series with a 6-2 victory.

This next sentence should not be a surprise to anyone that has followed the Dodgers all season: The bullpen, and on this night specifically Anthony Banda and Blake Treinen, let things get out of hand in a four-run seventh that turned a one-run game into a comfortable 6

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