Dodgers rally for win at Fenway

The Red Sox lost for the second time in seven games.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
BOSTON -- Olmedo Saenz drove in four runs and hit one of Los Angeles' three homers to lead the Dodgers over the Boston Red Sox 14-5 Saturday for their first win at Fenway Park.
Trailing 2-1, Los Angeles scored four runs in the fourth then added seven in the fifth and two in the sixth. Saenz, Juan Encarnacion and Jayson Werth homered, and Cesar Izturis had four of his team's 15 hits.
One of the only unsettling moments for the Dodgers came in their own dugout in the top of the sixth. Jeff Weaver (4-7) and manager Jim Tracy had an animated conversation, and Weaver went to the end of the bench glaring toward Tracy.
Weaver, who allowed five runs and five hits in five innings, was replaced in the sixth by Guillermo Mota, who struck out five batters in two innings.
LOS ANGELESBOSTON
abrhbiabrhbi
Izturis ss6242Damon cf3110
Werth lf5222Bllhorn 2b4111
Brdley cf5101DOrtiz 1b4002
ShGren 1b4122MRmrz lf3112
Grbwsk 1b0000McCty lf1000
L Duca c5121Grcprr ss2000
Ross c0000Crespo ss0000
Beltre 3b5010Varitek dh4010
JEcrcn rf3421Millar lf0000
Saenz dh3224Yukilis 3b4000
Cora 2b5101Mrbelli c3100
Kapler rf3110
Totals41141514Totals31555
Los Angeles010472000--14
Boston002030000--5
DP--Boston 1. LOB--Los Angeles 7, Boston 7. 2B--Izturis (9), Lo Duca (12), JEncarnacion (14), Damon (18). HR--Werth (2), JEncarnacion (9), Saenz (3), MRamirez (17). SB--Izturis 2 (9). SF--DOrtiz.
IPHRERBBSO
Los Angeles
Weaver W,4-7555542
Mota200025
Dreifort100002
Gagne100003
Boston
Wakefield L,4-54 1-3108832
AMartinez1-314420
Malaska2 1-332211
Williamson110003
McCarty100001
HBP--by AMartinez (Saenz), by Weaver (Garciaparra). WP--Weaver, Williamson. Umpires--Home, Bill Hohn; First, Gary Darling; Second, Mark Carlson; Third, Brian Runge. T--3:25. A--34,671.
Royals 4, Mets 3
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The frustration is mounting for Mets manager Art Howe. The usually calm Howe gave his players a closed-door lecture after New York blew two leads in a mistake-filled loss to the Kansas City Royals.
"I let them know I wasn't really happy," Howe said after the Mets' season-worst fifth straight loss.
The Mets made baserunning mistakes and failed to get down tags and wasted a fine outing by starter Al Leiter.
Angel Berroa, who hit a two-run home run off Leiter in the second inning, singled into shallow right with one out in the ninth, and Wilton Guerrero took off from second.
Right fielder Gerald Williams made a strong throw to the plate but Guerrero was safe when catcher Vance Wilson had trouble handling the throw and tagged Guerrero with his glove, but the ball was still in his other hand.
Berroa thought the runner would score. "I saw the outfielder playing shallow. I was just trying to get the base hit," he said. "It was close."
NEW YORKKANSAS CITY
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Wllams rf4110Grffnno 2b4000
Matsui ss3020Beltran cf2100
Floyd lf3011MiSwy dh4011
Piazza dh1001Harvey 1b4000
Spncer dh0000Randa 3b4130
Wggntn 3b3000WGrero pr0100
VWilsn c4000Stinnett c2000
JPhllps 1b4000Berroa ss4123
Cmeron cf4120Berger lf3000
McEwg 2b3110Gettis rf0000
Zeile 3b1011Rlaford rf1000
Totals30383Totals28464
New York100010001--3
Kansas City000020011--4
One out when winning run scored.
E--Wigginton (7). DP--New York 1, Kansas City 4. LOB--New York 8, Kansas City 5. 2B--Zeile (10), Randa 2 (12). HR--Berroa (4). SB--Beltran (12). CS--Gettis (1). S--Stinnett 2.
IPHRERBBSO
New York
Leiter732234
Weathers L,5-31 1-332210
Kansas City
George642260
BriAnderson120000
Grimsley100010
Affeldt W,2-3121110
Umpires--Home, John Hirschbeck; First, Wally Bell; Second, Laz Diaz; Third, Bill Welke. T--2:38. A--23,890.
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