This weekend's Dodgers-Giants series has enough storylines to last the month of April. There's Ross Stripling's debut and near no-hitter . There's Trevor Brown's first career homer, which actually spoiled said no-hitter against the Dodgers bullpen. There's the fallout from Dave Roberts' decision to pull Ross Stripling with a no-hitter. There's Brandon Crawford's walkoff home run to end Friday's game. Oh, and the Giants signed Brandon Belt to an extension . [ Sign up for Fantasy Baseball | Play for $40K | Expert rankings | Mock draft ] Got all that? Good. Now we can move on to Saturday, where Madison Bumgarner continued his own unlikely storyline at the expense of Clayton Kershaw. For the second straight season the two aces met at AT&T Park in San Francisco. And for the second straight season, Bumgarner turned on a Kershaw pitch and sent it into the left-field stands for a home run. Here's the first from May 21, 2015. When Bumgarner homers, it's not a big surprise. He's done that 12 times now during his MLB career, which ties him with Yovani Gallardo for the most among active pitchers. That he's done so twice against Kershaw though is not only a surprise, it's almost unthinkable....