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    It's a hit sequel for Dodgers, who take 2-0 series lead over Diamondbacks

    by By Andy McCullough, Los Angeles Times Oct 08, 2017 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Rich Hill clutched the cardboard sign and walked into the Los Angeles Dodgers dugout. The crowd at Dodger Stadium was sitting on its hands in the bottom of the seventh inning Saturday, minutes after a five-run lead over Arizona had shrunk to two. The second game of the National League division series was no longer a party, a lark, a celebration of the Dodgers' might. The 54,726 fans assembled at Chavez Ravine wore the scars of the past and the tension of the present.

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