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Yahoo Sports reports that Tommy Edman drove a line drive to left field with two outs in the 10th inning, scoring Kiké Hernández and sealing a 5-4 Los Angeles Dodgers victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night. The win preserved the Dodgers' distinction as the only major league team still undefeated in extra innings this season, a quiet statistical footnote that nonetheless signals how this club finds ways to finish what it starts.
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