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Dodgers designate David Huff, claim Ryan Dennick

Ryan Dennick prepares to throw a pitch during a spring training workout with the Cincinnati Reds on Feb. 19 in Goodyear, Ariz.
Ryan Dennick prepares to throw a pitch during a spring training workout with the Cincinnati Reds on Feb. 19 in Goodyear, Ariz.
(John Locher / Associated Press)
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Well, that didn’t last long.

Left-hander David Huff was designated for assignment Wednesday, a day after he started for the Dodgers in a 6-5 victory over the Seattle Mariners.

Huff pitched four innings and was charged with four runs and seven hits.

Total time spent by Huff on the Dodgers major league roster: One day.

Huff’s place on the 40-man roster was taken by Ryan Dennick, another left-hander.

The Dodgers claimed the 28-year-old Dennick off waivers from the Cincinnati Reds. Dennick pitched in the major leagues for the first time last season, appearing in eight games and posting an 11.57 earned-run average.

Dennick was optioned to double-A Tulsa.

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