NEW YORK — The Dodgers had just crushed the Mets like refuse in a trash compactor when Justin Turner heard a teammate marveling in the clubhouse food room.
"How many wins is that?" the unidentified player said.
"It doesn't really matter," Turner remembered as the group response. "We've got to get ready to play on Tuesday."
Turner's caught stealing turned into a two-out stolen base when a video review determined he reached around Amed Rosario to evade the rookie shortstop's tag. That sparked a three-run first inning in an 8-0 rout Sunday night that completed the Dodgers' first season sweep of New York.