LA’s Bellinger hits for cycle; Yankees win in 16

MIAMI — Cody Bellinger became the first Dodgers rookie to hit for the cycle and Alex Wood became the first Los Angeles pitcher in more than a century to win his first 11 decisions in a season, helping LA beat the Miami Marlins 7-1 on Saturday night for its eighth straight victory.

Bellinger singled in the first inning, hit a two-run homer in the third, added an RBI double in the fourth and hit his second career triple on the first pitch of the seventh.

Bellinger’s cycle — his first four-hit game — was the fifth in the majors this year. He became the third Dodger to hit for the cycle since the team moved to Los Angeles and the first since Orlando Hudson in 2009.

Wood (11-0) struck out 10 in six scoreless innings and lowered his ERA to 1.56.

YANKEES 4, RED SOX 1 (16): In Boston, Didi Gregorius lined a go-ahead single in the 16th inning as New York outlasted Boston in the longest game between the rivals at Fenway Park since 1966.

Matt Holliday hit a tying home run off Boston closer Craig Kimbrel in the ninth in a game that lasted 5 hours, 50 minutes.

Both teams burned through their bullpens a night before the teams play a doubleheader.

METS 9, ROCKIES 3: In New York, Jay Bruce and pitcher Seth Lugo homered during an early barrage that sent New York past Colorado for second straight lopsided victory over the nosediving Rockies, who have lost 15 of 20.

Colorado starter Tyler Chatwood (6-11) lasted 19 pitches before leaving with an undisclosed injury.

BREWERS 3, PHILLIES 2: In Milwaukee, Travis Shaw hit his 20th home run of the season leading off the bottom of the eighth inning as Milwaukee edged Philadelphia.

Shaw hit the center-field scoreboard when he crushed a pitch from Joaquin Benoit (1-4). The victory put the Brewers (52-41) a seasonhigh 11 games over .500.

CUBS 10, ORIOLES 3: In Baltimore, Jake Arrieta (9-7), making his first appearance at Camden Yards since he was traded by Baltimore four years ago, settled down after a wild start to hold the Orioles to four hits over 6⅔ innings and lead Chicago to a win.

Albert Almora and Anthony Rizzo also went deep for Chicago.

TWINS 4, ASTROS 2: In Houston, Brian Dozier homered and Eddie Rosario’s tworun double in the sixth inning lifted Minnesota over Houston.

Minnesota’s Ervin Santana (11-6) allowed five hits and two runs in six innings to win.

NATIONALS 10, REDS 7: In Cincinnati, Anthony Rendon hit his second career grand slam and added a two-run homer as Washington overcame Scooter Gennett’s four-RBI night to beat Cincinnati.

Ryan Raburn homered to lead off the seventh, sparking a seven-run outburst.

RANGERS 1, ROYALS 0: In Kansas City, Mo., Shin-Soo Choo flared a lazy fly ball down the left-field line with one out in the ninth inning, driving in the only run off Danny Duffy and giving Texas a victory over Kansas City.

Duffy and Rangers counterpart Cole Hamels matched each other through seven innings, neither bending before Hamels finally departed for reliever Jose Leclerc (2-2) with two out in the eighth.

RAYS 6, ANGELS 3: In Anaheim, Calif., Tampa Bay’s Logan Morrison and Steve Souza hit homers to back the pitching of Alex Cobb (8-6) in a victory over Los Angeles.

BRAVES 8, DIAMONDBACKS 5: In Atlanta, Lane Adams drove in three runs with a pinch-hit, bases-loaded double in the sixth to give Atlanta the lead in a win over Arizona.

CARDINALS 4, PIRATES 0: In Pittsburgh, Lance Lynn (8-6) worked 6⅓ innings and had an RBI double as St. Louis beat Pittsburgh.

ATHLETICS 5, INDIANS 3: In Oakland, Calif., the A’s Khris Davis hit a two-run homer in the ninth to give Oakland a second straight win over Cleveland.

TIGERS 11, BLUE JAYS 1: In Detroit, Michael Fulmer (10-6) pitched eight strong innings and J.D. Martinez drove in five runs as Detroit routed Toronto.

PADRES 5, GIANTS 3: In San Diego, Hector Sanchez hit a two-run homer with one out in the ninth inning and as San Diego beat San Francisco to spoil the return of Giants ace Madison Bumgarner from injury.

MARINERS 4, WHITE SOX 3: In Chicago, Nelson Cruz and Kyle Seager homered as Seattle beat Chicago.