Jennings stands by pitch selection vs. Puig  Jennings stands by
pitch selection vs. Puig  Jennings stands by pitch selection vs.
Puig  MIAMI -- After rethinking and reviewing on video, Dan
Jennings has no regrets about the pitch or the location. What
he'd like to reverse is the result.  Jennings surrendered the
game-changing home run to Yasiel Puig to lead off the eighth
inning on Tuesday night.  Puig, who didn't start the game, took
a low, 90-mph fastball, and deposited it just far enough to
clear the wall in left-center at Marlins Park. The drive snapped
a tie, and the Dodgers went on to a 6-4 win over Miami.  "In a
tie ballgame, as a pitcher, you're trying to keep the ball and
keep it in the ballpark," Jennings said. "I threw a pitch that
was down in the bottom of the zone. I still stand by the pitch."
The Miami lefty had not allowed a home run all season. Puig's
blast snapped Jennings' 30-inning streak.  Puig is a notoriously
aggressive hitter. He's known for swinging at first pitches.
When he puts them