Dodgers’ Hill leaves game after 1 inning against Giants
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LOS ANGELES – Rich Hill of the Los Angeles Dodgers left his start against the San Francisco Giants after one inning because of left forearm discomfort Wednesday night.
The left-hander retired the side on 15 pitches with two strikeouts. He has 993 career strikeouts.
Hill came out to the mound to begin the second inning and a trainer soon followed. Manager Dave Roberts visited Hill, who then walked off. He was replaced by reliever Dylan Floro.
Hill is 4-1 with a 2.60 ERA and has won four straight dating to May 17.
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