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Turner and Forsythe return to lineup but L.A.'s hitting problems go on against Marlins

MIAMI - The cavalry arrived Tuesday. And nothing changed.

Inside a distressing Los Angeles Dodgers season, it was just another day. The Dodgers played a fellow bad team. They lost again, for the fifth game in a row, this time 4-2 to the Miami Marlins, who were unimpressed by the return of Justin Turner and Logan Forsythe to the Dodgers lineup.

Onward the Dodgers slouch toward last place, performing as if hell-bent on evicting the San Diego Padres from the basement of the National League West. The Padres remained in last Tuesday, but perhaps they should not buy

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