Clayton Kershaw vs. some Padre who will undoubtedly have the game of his life.
The Dodgers are now in second place, looking up at the Padres, thanks to a woeful run since the All-Star Break juxtaposed with a peaking San Diego team (8-2 over their last ten). With our loss Wednesday, yet another game in which we snatched defeat from the jaws of victory and got season-swept by the lowly Angels, the Dodgers look completely hopeless in the bullpen and mostly impotent from the plate.
Reinforcements aren't coming in these last ~40 games. Either we step up, or we're done.