The Dodgers’ season hit a new low Saturday night in Baltimore. Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who was on the verge of creating history with his first career no-hitter, saw the game unravel in one brutal ninth inning. After Yamamoto struck out 10 and surrendered just two walks, the bullpen, led by out-of-form Tanner Scott, collapsed disastrously.

Blake Treinen surrendered a misplayed bunt, then Scott came in and gave up a two-run walk-off single to Emmanuel Rivera as the Dodgers dropped yet another game in a rapidly spiraling skid.

While most managers would have been fuming after letting the game slip away, Dodgers skipper Dave Roberts had a surprising tone after the team’s crushing loss.

“It’s hard to recount a game like this. Where you feel like there’s so many things where you can get a little b

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