When the key moment arose in the bottom of the sixth inning Wednesday night, the Dodgers had what they wanted.  Two runners on and nobody out. Shohei Ohtani and Kyle Tucker due up to the plate. On paper, those two sluggers are the best (or, at least, highest-paid) hitters in the team’s star-studded lineup.  However, during an anemic opening week from the entire Dodgers offense , they’ve also been among many swinging an ice-cold bat. That didn’t change in an eventual 4-1 loss to the Cleveland