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Dodgers Beat Rockies 4-1 Despite Hernandez Injury, Lost No-Hitter

Dodgers Beat Rockies 4-1 Despite Hernandez Injury, Lost No-Hitter
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Earlier on Saturday, before Kiké Hernandez suffered the oblique setback, Roberts had highlighted the unique presence the veteran brings to the clubhouse.

"There's a different energy with Kiké," Roberts said. "There's a levity, there's an intensity.

I'm looking forward to having that edge."

On the mound, Dodgers two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani started and pitched six innings of one-run ball, striking out seven and walking four while hitting a leadoff home run in the bottom of the first inning.

>>> Rockies Break Up Dodgers' Combined No-Hit Bid in Eighth Inning

Ohtani and reliever Will Klein combined for seven hitless innings before reliever Tanner Scott allowed a two-out single to Tyler Freeman in the eighth inning, breaking up the combined no-hit bid.

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