Adrian Gonzalez delivers as Dodgers roll on

Tyler Austin hit a three-run homer, Todd Frazier added a solo shot and CC Sabathia retired 13 of the first 14 batters he faced as the New York Yankees beat the host Boston Red Sox 4-3 on Saturday night.

Sabathia (10-5), returning from a stint on the disabled list because of sore right knee, improved to 3-0 in three starts against Boston this season. He gave up two runs and four hits to earn his first victory since July 21. Dellin Betances got the last three outs for his ninth save.

The Yankees won for the fifth time in six games and ended Boston's three game winning streak to pull within four games of the first-place Red Sox in the AL East.

Chris Sale (14-5) struck out nine, but was tagged for the four runs and seven hits. He is still looking for his first victory in the rivalry. He had given up three runs or more only once over his previous six starts and had a 1.19 ERA in three starts against the Yankees.

The score was 4-3 in the eighth when Andrew Benintendi struck out but advanced to first on a wild pitch by reliever David Robertson. Hanley Ramirez followed by lining a double to left field. The Yankees then intentionally walked Chris Young to load the bases.

But Robertson was able to settle down and struck out Xander Bogaerts on three consecutive knuckle curves.

Seattle 7, Tampa Bay 6: Mitch Haniger hit a grand slam, Nelson Cruz added his 31st homer and the Mariners rolled to their fourth consecutive victory, beating the host Rays. Haniger's first career grand slam came in his first game back after a three-week stretch on the disabled list. He was hit in the face by a pitch on July 29.

Cleveland 5, Kansas City 0: Trevor Bauer pitched 6⅓ innings to win his career-best fifth consecutive decision, and the Indians beat the host Royals, who are 6-12 in August. Kansas City starters have a 5.99 ERA for the month.

Houston 3, Oakland 0: Collin McHugh threw six innings, Marwin Gonzalez hit a two-run single and the host Astros improved to 12-2 vs. the Athletics this year.

Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 4: Adam Frazier homered, doubled and singled to help the host Pirates beat the Cardinals, ending a six-game losing streak in a game delayed nearly two hours by rain.

Cincinnati 11, Atlanta 8: Scooter Gennett hit a grand slam and the Reds beat struggling Julio Teheran and the host Braves. Teheran dropped to 1-9 with a 6.98 ERA in 13 starts at home.

New York 8, Miami 1: Rafael Montero pitched six innings, and Wilmer Flores and Kevin Plawecki each hit long two-run homers to help the host Mets end a five-game losing streak.

San Diego 3, Washington 1: Travis Wood outpitched Stephen Strasburg by going seven strong innings for the host Padres. The Nationals activated Strasburg off the disabled list.

Chicago Cubs 4, Toronto 3: Rookie Ian Happ hit his 18th home run, Jose Quintana pitched six effective innings and the host Cubs beat the Blue Jays to keep up their success against AL opponents. The World Series champions have won nine of their past 10 interleague games.

L.A. Dodgers 3, Detroit 0: Adrian Gonzalez's seventh-inning single broke a scoreless tie and the visiting Dodgers went on to their 52nd victory in 61 games.The Tigers have lost six in a row and 12 of 14.