Sometimes life gives you lemons, and you have to take those lemons and use them to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers . Oh, is that not the saying? Whatever the saying actually is — though it’s clearly what was just mentioned, obviously — one thing is for sure: the Miami Marlins beat the Dodgers on a day where Shohei Ohtani, who appears to be at the height of his powers at the moment, twirled an absolute gem of an outing. How that’s even possible is a question that many people will be pondering for quite some time. Lucky for them, there’s a clear and concise answer. Marlins starting pitcher Janson Junk was Tuesday night’s unlikely hero. While Ohtani went six innings and allowed two runs — only one was earned — striking out nine and walking three, Junk somehow outdid him. The 30-year-old right-hander from Washington state threw six innings of shutout baseball, striking out four Dodgers and allowing just one free pass.…