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August 22, 2026|08:52

$Dodgers' Pages suffers fractured left hand on HBP$

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Dodgers' Pages suffers fractured left hand on HBP

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Dodgers center fielder Andy Pages suffered a fractured left hand when he was hit by a pitch Friday night, but manager Dave Roberts said he expects him to return this season.

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