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Current Video: Dodgers Report: Billingsley recap

Chad Billingsley flirts with no-no, but the Dodgers fall to the Nationals, 5-4. The Prime Ticket crew recap's Billingsley's performance.

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" We could have left in the regular season for the Dodgers trying to finish up this season the right way and a big part of what the Dodgers a -- but to do in the coming weeks. Is -- that right -- Chad Billingsley got the start on a Wednesday evening a Washington DC Steve Lyons. Read his performance over six innings I think you get to reactions out of this and get VS Joe Torre and Rick -- that they'll say they're very impressed with the with the performance out there tonight. I think they're very happy with the way they've that he threw the ball. But if yes -- I don't think he's gonna be happy I think that he he'll feel like. He went out there was solid for a number of innings and then what's happened to him all season long as what happened till tonight maybe one or two bad pitches he -- yourself in trouble and they can't get back out of it you find yourself out a ball game and a tie game or a losing situation in Seattle be disappointed the Dodgers won't be. You know total numbers for Billingsley six innings just one hit allowed it was a three run -- for Ryan Zimmerman he walked four and struck out nine. What for more and all the videos -- sure to keep it logged on to foxsports.com."

" Trying to take it is bringing you home to dodger town. Led by the -- Joe Torre and 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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