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    Dodgers coast to 11-1 rout of Padres

    by Andy McCullough, Los Angeles Times Aug 25, 2018 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - The name on the back of his jersey inspired snickers. On the first day of Players Weekend, a now-annual stunt which allows the workforce of Major League Baseball to wear nicknames on their uniforms, Rich Hill climbed atop the mound at Dodger Stadium recognized as "D. Mountain." The sobriquet combined a diminutive of his first name with a synonym for his last name - the ideal concoction for adults who play a children's game for a living.

    In an 11-1 victory over San Diego, the Dodgers had reason to laugh. And the team needed it. Teetering after a

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