Chris Taylor hit his third grand slam of the season, and Corey Seager and Justin Turner added back-to-back homers as the Los Angeles Dodgers continued their domination of the San Diego Padres with an 8-0 rout Saturday. Rich Hill (5-4) struck out 11 and allowed four hits and a walk in seven innings, and drove in Los Angeles' first run in his first career two-hit game. The first-place Dodgers beat San Diego for the seventh time in eight games this season, outscoring the Padres 63-18. Los Angeles has won 20 of its last 23 games. Red Sox 7, Blue Jays 1: Chris Sale struck out 11 over seven scoreless innings and Xander Bogaerts had three RBIs as Boston defeated Toronto on Canada Day. It was Sale's 11th start this season with 10 or more strikeouts. His season-best 13 came at Rogers Centre on April 20. The left-hander allowed four hits, one walk and hit two batters in winning his third straight decision to improve to 11-3 with a 2.61 ERA. Angels 4, Mariners 0: Ricky Nolasco pitched a three-hitter as Los Angeles defeated Seattle. Nolasco (4-9) struck out seven and only allowed one runner to reach second base in his 12th career complete game and sixth shutout. It was the Angels' first complete game of the season. Astros 7, Yankees 6: Yuli Gurriel lined a two-run double with two outs and two strikes in the eighth inning to give Houston a comeback victory over New York. Gurriel, whose two-run homer gave the Astros a short-lived lead in the fifth inning, rifled a fastball down the third-base line and into the right-field corner off fellow Cuban countryman Aroldis Chapman. Gurriel was 3-for-4 with four RBIs. Cardinals 2, Nationals 1: Michael Wacha fanned a season-high nine over six shutout innings and rookie Alex Mejia blasted his first career home run as St Louis edged Washington. Wacha (5-3) allowed four hits and walked one in a 94-pitch outing, notching his second straight win. Matt Bowman, the fifth reliever, earned his first big league save by fanning Adrian Sanchez with the bases loaded in the ninth inning. Tigers 7, Indians 4 (first game): Nicholas Castellanos had three hits, including a go-ahead triple in the seventh, and Detroit downed Cleveland in the opener of a day-night doubleheader. J.D. Martinez and Miguel Cabrera hit back-to-back homers for the Tigers and Jose Iglesias added a two-run double. Shane Greene (2-2) recorded one out and got the victory. Justin Wilson struck out two in the ninth and notched his eighth save. Indians 4, Tigers 1 (second game): Jose Ramirez's two-run homer capped a four-run sixth inning and Cleveland salvaged the second game of a day-night doubleheader with a victory over Detroit. Brewers 8, Marlins 4: Domingo Santana and Orlando Arcia homered and Milwaukee used a seven-run second inning to beat Miami. Diamondbacks 6, Rockies 2: Zack Greinke was dominating for much of his seven-inning outing, allowing three hits, and Arizona turned all three of its triples into runs while handing Colorado its ninth loss in 10 games. Reds 5, Cubs 3: Jackson Stephens allowed three runs in five innings and also had a two-run single in his major league debut to lift Cincinnati over Chicago. Rays 10, Orioles 3: Logan Morrison hit two of Tampa Bay's four home runs in the Rays' victory over Baltimore. Braves 4, Athletics 3: Dansby Swanson hit tie-breaking doubles in the seventh and ninth innings to lead Atlanta over Oakland. Mets 7, Phillies 6: Asdrubal Cabrera celebrated his bobblehead day in style when he hit the go-ahead two-run homer in the seventh inning to lift New York over Philadelphia. Rangers 10, White Sox 4: Elvis Andrus, Mike Napoli and Rougned Odor each hit a home run as Texas routed Chicago. Royals 11, Twins 6 (first game): Mike Moustakas, Alex Gordon, Brandon Moss and Alcides Escobar homered as Kansas City topped Minnesota in the first game of a day-night doubleheader. Twins 10, Royals 5 (second game): Miguel Sano hit a three-run homer and Eddie Rosario had a career-best five hits as Minnesota clipped Kansas City in the second game of a day-night doubleheader. Giants 2, Pirates 1 (11 innings): Denard Span scored on a wild pitch in the 11th inning as San Francisco matched a season high with its fifth straight victory. — Reuters
