Dodgers pitcher Mark Hendrickson walked three players in the first inning, scoring all of them. His afternoon was over after five runs and 2 1/3 innings, and things got worse for the Dodgers in their homestand finale (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Dodgers catcher Toby Hall, left, listens as manager Grady Little, center, has a word with Dodgers pitcher Mark Hendrickson. Hendrickson walked three players in the first inning, scoring all of them. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Dodgers pitcher Mark Hendrickson makes an early departure. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Los Angeles Dodgers left fielder Andre Ethier watches fans attempt to catch Florida Marlins’ Miguel Cabrera’s fourth inning two-run homer. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
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Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Julio Lugo forces Florida Marlins’ Josh Willingham out at second base in the third inning. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Los Angeles Dodgers centerfielder Kenny Lofton catches Florida Marlins’ Miguel Cabrera’s pop fly in the seventh inning. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Marlins pitcher Josh Johnson delivers a pitch in the second inning. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Dodgers Julio Lugo commits an error on a ground ball hit by Miguel Olivo of the Florida Marlins. (Lisa Blumenfeld / Getty Images)
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Los Angeles Dodgers fans watch Wednesday’s 15-4 loss to the Florida Marlins at Dodger Stadium. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Florida Marlins’ Cody Ross and Dan Uggla drop a pop-fly in right field in the fourth inning. (Lisa Blumenfeld / Getty Images)
Florida Marlins’ right fielder, Cody Ross, center, helped off the field after colliding with seocnd baseman Dan Uggla. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
Florida Marlins players Dan Uggla, Josh Willingham, and Hanley Ramirez, watch All-Star Miguel Cabrera offer a gesture of respect as he looks skyward after hitting a three-run homer in the sixth inning. (Allen J. Schaben / LAT)
