video thumbnail  NYM@LAD: Haren fans six over seven strong
innings  LOS ANGELES - Think the Dodgers don't have comebacks in
them?  Think about Dan Haren.  Given up for dead during a five-
game losing streak, Haren has won three of his last four starts
after Friday night's 6-2 Dodgers win over the Mets, itself a
microcosm of Haren's season.  He allowed a home run to the first
batter of the game, Curtis Granderson, then retired 19 of the
next 22. He whiffed on a squeeze bunt to cost a runner in
scoring position, then followed with a tie-breaking RBI single.
With a three-hit night from Dee Gordon (including an MLB-leading
11th triple) leading the offense, Haren threw a three-hitter for
seven innings with six strikeouts and no walks. And that was a
turnaround from his previous start, which lasted only three
innings against Milwaukee.  With Hyun-Jin Ryu and Josh Beckett
on the disabled list, Clayton Kershaw having missed six weeks
earlier and Zack Greinke dealing with elbow issues now, Haren
hasn't missed a start