Justin Turner, Cody Bellinger leads Dodgers at Fenway

BOSTON – The disciplined and dynamic attack that made the Dodgers such a heavyweight in the first half finally emerged from his all-star break on Saturday night with an 11-2 win against the Red Sox at Fenway Park, which ended a series of four defeats.
Justin Turner hosted, doubled twice and provided several RBIs

BOSTON – The disciplined and dynamic attack that made the Dodgers such a heavyweight in the first half finally emerged from his all-star break on Saturday night with an 11-2 win against the Red Sox at Fenway Park, which ended a series of four defeats.

Justin Turner homer, doubled twice and provided several RBIs (two) for the first time since June 8th. Cody Bellinger slugged home run # 31 to his 24th birthday and ONE J. Pollock He then followed his first circuit since the elbow surgery in May. Max Muncy also dominated in the context of a three-shot night, and the Dodgers scored more points than in their previous four combined losses (seven).

• The score of the box

Ross Stripling earned his first win since replacing Rich Hill, injured, in the starting rotation. Stripling (4-3) allowed a point in five innings with seven strikeouts. Boston World Series Hero Joe Kelly, despite the pumping of the three-digit speed, allowed a throw in his sleeve. Julio Urías launched two perfect sleeves, and JT Chargois worked a ninth clean.

A careless defense cost the Dodgers Friday night, but it was in Boston to play Saturday. Ace of the Red Sox, Chris Sale, led Chris Taylor early in the game by shouting at the marble umpire, Brennan Miller, about what he thought was the third. Sale eliminated Turner and David Freese, then was nonchalant and shot a Bellinger shooter, who thwarted Sale's late shot. Pollock's right single scored Taylor.

Turner extended the back with his 10th try, a solo shot in the third inning. Xander Bogaerts responded by completing a solo circuit in the fourth inning. Turner returned to the sale in the fifth inning. Enrique Hernandez opened the scoring with a single, Austin Barnes was hit by a throw, Hernandez was relegated to third in Taylor Fly and Turner doubled to score Hernandez, while Barnes took third. Freese followed with a two-point double.

Sale (3-9) withdrew seven of the four innings, but failed to get out of the fifth inning. The last two meetings at home were won by Steven Wright, who took Muncy's single-line out of the right foot and had to leave the match (X-rays were negative). On Corey Seager's pitch against pitcher Marcus Walden, a heads-up that Muncy scored since the first goal did not allow the Red Sox defender to cover the third goal when first baseman Christian Vazquez fired in the air.