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Jorge Castillo

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Jorge Castillo covers the Dodgers for the Los Angeles Times. He joined The Times in 2018 after spending four years at the Washington Post. A native of Worcester, Mass., he graduated from Yale before stints at the New York Times and the Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J.

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Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen’s two clean outings in a row trigger optimism

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Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen’s two clean outings in a row trigger optimism

Kenley Jansen retired the side in order against the Orioles and Mets in two recent outings, giving the Dodgers hope his form can hold through October.
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Kenta Maeda notches save, Kenley Jansen pitches a flawless eighth in Dodgers’ win

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Kenta Maeda notches save, Kenley Jansen pitches a flawless eighth in Dodgers’ win

Dodgers edge the Mets 3-2 behind Jedd Gyorko’s clutch hit and a novel use of the bullpen by manager Dave Roberts.
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Hyun-Jin Ryu dominates Mets, but one Julio Urias pitch dooms Dodgers

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Hyun-Jin Ryu dominates Mets, but one Julio Urias pitch dooms Dodgers

Hyun-Jin Ryu pitches seven scoreless innings to match the Mets’ Jacob deGrom, but the Dodgers’ bullpen strategy doesn’t work in the eighth in a 3-0 loss.
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Dodgers pitcher Rich Hill tries to work through knee injury to keep season alive

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Dodgers pitcher Rich Hill tries to work through knee injury to keep season alive

The Dodgers’ Rich Hill thinks he may be able to adjust his mechanics to minimize his knee pain, but manager Dave Roberts wants to see what an MRI shows.
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Clayton Kershaw halts his losing skid with fine effort in Dodgers’ win over Mets

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Clayton Kershaw halts his losing skid with fine effort in Dodgers’ win over Mets

Clayton Kershaw wasn’t thrilled with how his game against the Mets ended, but the Dodgers pitcher ended his losing slide with a strong overall performance.
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Dodgers say it’s ‘very unlikely’ rookie Alex Verdugo will be ready for the NLDS

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Dodgers say it’s ‘very unlikely’ rookie Alex Verdugo will be ready for the NLDS

Dodgers rookie Alex Verdugo hasn’t resumed baseball activities since injuring his back Sept. 2, and Dave Roberts doesn’t expect him to be ready for the playoffs.
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Dodgers’ Rich Hill scheduled for MRI exam on injured knee Monday

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Dodgers’ Rich Hill scheduled for MRI exam on injured knee Monday

Dodgers starter Rich Hill is scheduled to undergo an MRI exam on his injured knee on Monday. It remains to be seen when the 39-year-old might return.
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Rich Hill exits early with a knee injury in Dodgers’ victory over Baltimore

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Rich Hill exits early with a knee injury in Dodgers’ victory over Baltimore

Rich Hill’s first start since spending nearly three months on the injured list with a forearm strain was a troubling disappointment.
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Dodgers’ Justin Turner has mild ankle sprain and could play soon

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Dodgers’ Justin Turner has mild ankle sprain and could play soon

An MRI exam on Justin Turner’s sore left ankle, which has kept the Dodgers third baseman out of games since Saturday, did not reveal structural damage.
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Dodgers’ bullpen stumbles again in loss to Orioles

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Dodgers’ bullpen stumbles again in loss to Orioles

Caleb Ferguson and Adam Kolarek each give up home runs as the Dodgers’ bullpen once again fails to keep runs off the board in a 7-3 loss to the Orioles.

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