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LOS ANGELES — Jason Heyward hit a two-run homer in the sixth inning to lead the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 7-4 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday.

Freddie Freeman, Max Muncie and James Ottman also knocked it out of the park for the Dodgers in their 11th game of the season with at least four batters. They are the second team with the most home runs in the major leagues, with 204.

Los Angeles, who lead the NL West by 13 games over Arizona, won for the 22nd time in 26 games this month.

The Diamondbacks’ Zach Gallen (14-6) took the loss after giving up four home runs. The right-hander allowed six runs on nine hits in ​5 1/3 innings pitched on the mound.

Bobby Miller (8-3) gave up four runs in six innings for his sixth win in his last three games, and closer Caleb Ferguson got his third save with a perfect final run.

For the Diamondbacks, Dominican Ketil Marti 3-1; Geraldo Perdomo 3-1. Cuban Lourdes Juriel 4–1, with a scored run and an RBI. Venezuela’s Gabriel Moreno 4-2, scoring a goal and three assists.

And for the Dodgers, Venezuelan David Peralta won 4-1, scoring two goals. Puerto Rican Kiki Hernandez 4-0.