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Game 89: Dodgers out-slug Padres, led by Yasmani Grandal’s three home runs.

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Chase Utley collision

Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley and Padres runner Derek Norris collide between first and second base. Norris was called out for interference, and later left the game with a quadriceps injury. (Thomas Cordova/Staff photographer)

Yasmani Grandal had five hits, including three home runs, in the Dodgers’ 10-6 win over the San Diego Padres. The box score is here. The photo gallery is here.

Andrew Toles‘ second chance in baseball culminated with a promotion and a spot in the Dodgers’ starting lineup Friday.

Here’s what they were saying after the game:

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Game 88: The Dodgers have 99 problems, and Hyun-Jin Ryu was one Thursday.

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Hyun-Jin Ryu’s debut effort did not resemble his routinely stellar performances of 2013 and 2014 in a 6-0 loss to the San Diego Padres. (Keith Birmingham/Staff photographer)

The Dodgers are still waiting for the Hyun-Jin Ryu of 2013 and 2014 after his 2016 debut, a 6-0 loss to the San Diego Padres on Thursday. Columnist Mark Whicker isn’t buying the Dodgers’ optimism over Ryu’s return.

The box score is here. The photo gallery is here.

Corey Seager doesn’t think the Home Run Derby on Monday will ruin his swing.

Pitching prospect Josh Sborz finds himself in a no-win situation of sorts.

What they were saying postgame:
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Game 45: Yasiel Puig redeems himself in the 17th inning, Dodgers win 9-5.

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Umpire David Rackley is treated after he was hit with a ball during the fifth inning Sunday. He did not return to the game. (Getty Images)


SAN DIEGO — The Dodgers rallied for four runs in the 17th inning — yes, the 17th — to beat the Padres 9-5. It was their longest game since a 17-inning win over the Padres in April 2007, also at Petco Park. The box score is here.

The Dodgers are shifting less with Clayton Kershaw on the mound compared to their other pitchers. Kershaw starts tomorrow.

Here’s what manager Dave Roberts said after the game:
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Game 44: Finding a new way to lose, Dodgers take the idea of a ‘walk-off’ literally.

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Dodgers pitcher Chin-Hui Tsao suffered his first loss of the season Saturday in his second game since being recalled from Triple-A. (Getty Images)

SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Padres beat the Dodgers in their final plate appearance for the second straight day, this time on a walk-off walk issued by Chin-Hui Tsao with the bases loaded in the 11th inning. The box score is here.

Yasiel Puig is nothing if not aware of his problem in the batter’s box.

Here’s what the Dodgers were saying after the game:
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Game 43: Melvin Upton Jr. walks off Kenley Jansen and the Dodgers. (Video)

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Yasiel Puig watches his fifth home run of the season leave Petco Park on Friday in San Diego. (Getty Images)

Yasiel Puig watches his fifth home run of the season leave Petco Park on Friday in San Diego. (Getty Images)


The San Diego Padres hit the last of five home runs Friday, a walk-off shot by Melvin Upton Jr. against Kenley Jansen, in an 8-7 win over the Dodgers. The box score is here.

The Dodgers are 21-22, 3 ½ games behind the first-place San Francisco Giants. Jansen isn’t the problem, but they’ll carry eight men in their bullpen for another five games after today anyway.

Here are some postgame comments from Dave Roberts, Scott Kazmir, A.J. Ellis and Yasiel Puig:

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