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You don't see that every day
The Dodgers just had two base runners thrown at home on the same single to the right field wall. Yes, a double play at the plate on a ball hit to the wall by Russell Martin. But they lead 1-0 in the third inning because Marlon Anderson doubled on his next at-bat, scoring Martin. I won't be doing game reports, but that play was just too odd not to mention. ESPN scored it 9-4-2 (and -2, I guess.)
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