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SI.com · May 20, 2018

Rich Hill Exits Start After Two Pitches Against Nationals

WASHINGTON (AP) — Rich Hill lasted just two pitches against the Washington Nationals.

The veteran Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander was pulled with an 0-2 count to leadoff hitter Trea Turner on Saturday night with a recurrence of the blister problem that has already put him on the disabled list twice this season.

Television close-ups showed a broken and bloody fingernail on Hill’s left middle finger.

Blisters have plagued the 38-year-old Hill for the past several seasons.

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