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Dodgers shut out Padres in first combined no-hitter in franchise history

MONTERREY, Mexico - Walker Buehler charged out of his dugout and leaped into the arms of Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Yasmani Grandal. He eschewed a fist bump from reliever Adam Liberatore and hugged his teammate instead. As the Dodgers celebrated a 4-0 victory over San Diego, Buehler sought out the others who contributed to a unique milestone: The first combined no-hitter in Dodgers franchise history, and only the 12th in the history of the sport.

Buehler did the lion's share of the work, logging six innings of no-hit baseball in the third start of his big-league career. After Buehler left the mound, Tony Cingrani handled the seventh. He walked

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