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LOS ANGELES _ Brian Anderson only wanted one pitch back. But he needed a ticket to the left-field pavilion to get it.
The Arizona Diamondbacks left-hander retired the Dodgers in order in six of the seven innings he pitched. In the fourth inning, though, he allowed two hits. The second - a two-run home run by Brian Jordan - decided the game as the Dodgers beat the Diamondbacks, 2-0, on Saturday afternoon.
"I wanted to come up and in on him but I missed my location," said Anderson, the Angels' first-round draft pick in 1993. "It was out and over the plate a little bit. ... That's a pitch that you don't have a lot of margin for error and I missed it by a couple inches."
What mistakes Dodgers right-hander Andy Ashby (5-4) made he kept ...
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