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Hear from the Dodgers after their 2-0 loss to the Padres. Los Angeles leads the N.L. West by four and a half games.

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" You know I thought LeBlanc had. And he just he threw a lot of strikes and change speeds and it just didn't look like he should make. It just didn't look like we were -- up or or the pitch out of pitchers fan because we didn't have many gets points."

" And then you saw that none of the guys on after that but -- all -- so it's kind of a team get runners on not being able to -- government."

" I mean that she you know that's the pressure playing those close games that. -- we get one whack at that we we just we came away empty it just one of those games. You don't -- ball's going to happen -- there's not much you can do you go out there and try as hard as you can and you know you hope -- result is better but it wasn't tonight I thought Kirsch. Did a good job straighten himself out after. The first couple innings and you know we just couldn't do anything about it's been awhile since quite been able to get a victory and it's just not getting that run support and mentally injuries -- yeah I yeah I you know it's it's time of the year now where we all take the same hit woman don't win. Because we're trying. You know so. You know so badly do to get what we need to go -- on. This is just that and it's it's been frustrating because we have really been able to put -- the good streak together."

" It's it's a good team and and you know that if you play good all you want it in other sports and hockey equipment to stick a little -- types want to cuts happen and."

" You know he's played so many. Series that. Against the teams that we we need to be and we played well I'm I'm not really concerned about. The you know the pressure of the game. You know so it's it's I think you have to give probably the other pitcher a little more credit than you know we're talking about here."

" Trying to take it is bringing you home to dodger town. Led by the -- Joe Torre the blue crew was on the map and making waves in the National League. In HD on trying to get to."

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(1:47) it is bringing you home to dodger town. Led by the -- Joe Torre the blue crew was on the map and making waves in the National League . In HD on trying to get to.