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Dodgers at Arizona DBacks Game Thread, Friday at 6:40 p.m. PT

Dodgers at Arizona DBacks Game Thread, Friday at 6:40 p.m. PT

[Updated: Final score, DBacks 5, Los Angeles 3. Hector Rondon the winner (1-0), Blake Treinen the loser (0-1). L.A. homers: Corey Seager (3) and Mookie Betts (1).]

Welcome to another of our daily game threads. Friday marks the second of four versus the DBacks at Arizona. First pitch is at 6:40 p.m. PT on SportsNet LA.

Highlights from Thursday's night's 6-3 win at Arizona include home runs by Corey Seager (2), Max Muncy (3) and AJ Pollock (1) and 3 2/3 innings without a run being charged to the L.A. bullpen. Dodgers relievers sport a 1.02 ERA, a 0.821 WHIP and are holding opponents to a .138/.231/.155 batting line on the season.

[Related: Dodgers at DBacks Series Preview]

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Howard Cole has been writing about baseball on the internet since Y2K. Follow him on Twitter.