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Will finds way again in Dodgers comeback win over Padres

LOS ANGELES_Clayton Kershaw, flashing an ear-to-ear smile, his hair drenched from the sweat from his six innings of work, prodded the rookie to absorb the love. And so Will Smith, fresh off his latest game-changing blast, reluctantly scooted up the dugout steps at Dodger Stadium. He tipped his batting helmet and took it in. The Dodgers were winning again because he did it again.

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