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Crazy finish for struggling Dodgers

The last thing the Boys in Blue needed was to blow a 5-1 lead to the Giants

Updated: July 21, 2010, 12:21 PM ET
By Tony Jackson | ESPNLosAngeles.com

LOS ANGELES -- Apparently not content to lose in the traditional sense, the Dodgers got creative on Tuesday night. The result was that they lost in a way no one who was there to see it will forget anytime soon.

Whatever way it happened, they still lost, for the sixth game in a row, 7-5 to the San Francisco Giants before 53,381 at Dodger Stadium.

The insanity came to a head in the ninth inning, when closer Jonathan Broxton appeared on the verge of blowing a save for the second ...

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