Dodgers’ Kenley Jansen gets save to cap wild win over Yankees

Kenley Jansen escaped a bases-loaded jam in a bizarre ninth inning that saw both managers on the field trying to figure out what happened, and the Los Angeles Dodgers held off the New York Yankees 2-1 om Saturday.

With many in the sellout crowd of 53,803 at Dodger Stadium on their feet, Jansen struck out Mike Tauchman and pinch-hitter Gary Sanchez to end a matchup between the teams with baseball’s best records.

But it was the play before that to load the bases that puzzled many.

There were runners at first and second with one out when Gio Urshela hit a grounder to third baseman Justin Turner, who looked to start a game-ending double play. Second baseman Max Muncy caught Turner’s flip but got wiped out by Brett Gardner’s slide for an apparent forceout.

Gleyber Torres, who started the play on second base, rounded third and headed home with Muncy on the ground, trying to score the tying run. Instead, Torres was stopped because time had been called.

The sequence set off a nearly 2-minute replay review. The call at second was reversed and Gardner was ruled safe.

Nationals 7, Cubs 2: Trea Turner reached base four times and scored twice for visiting Washington.

Red Sox 5, Padres 4: Brock Holt homered on All-Star closer Kirby Yates’ first pitch of the ninth to lift visiting Boston.

Cardinals 6, Rockies 0: In St. Louis, Dakota Hudson allowed two hits over six innings.

Phillies 9, Marlins 3: Corey Dickerson had four hits and five RBIs as visiting Philadelphia defeated Miami.

Pirates 14, Reds 0: Josh Bell hit a three-run homer as host Pittsburgh won in a rout.

Orioles 7, Rays 1: Pedro Severino hit his first career grand slam, and Hanser Alberto and Jonathan Villar also...