Dodgers notes: Close game exposes lack of setup man

MIAMI — The Dodgers led the Miami Marlins, 3-1, when the eighth inning began Sunday. It had been nine days since the Dodgers held such a slim margin that they needed to turn to a traditional setup man — a drought so long, the game served as a reminder that the Dodgers do not have a traditional setup man.
Brandon Morrow got the call Sunday. Fellow right-hander Pedro Baez had been warming up too, but Baez pitched two-thirds of an inning the day before and Manager Dave Roberts only want