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LOS ANGELES -- Adrian Gonzalez had the kind of game that has enabled him to drive in 100 or more runs six times in his big league career. And hes closing in on another one. The slugging first baseman tied a season best with five RBIs, including a go-ahead, three-run homer, and the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the New York Mets 7-4 Saturday night. "Adrians a day-in, day-out kind of grinder that picks up one, picks up two -- and obviously tonight picks up five," manager Don Mattingly said. "Hes one of those guys who good at driving in runs with a guy on third and putting the ball in play when he needs to. As far as consistency, I dont think weve had anybody quite like him," he said. The Dodgers beat the Mets for the 13th time in 15 meetings and increased their NL West lead over San Francisco to 4 1/2 games. Zack Greinke (13-8) allowed four runs -- three earned -- and nine hits in seven innings, throwing 105 pitches on seven days rest. He struck out four after he was pushed back two days because of elbow discomfort. "Im sure it helped some," Greinke said. "I thought I pitched really well. I felt great again today. And so hopefully thats how it stays. It was just kind of a weird circumstance that gave me extra time this turn." The 2009 AL Cy Young Award winner allowed two homers for the third time this season, a three-run shot by Juan Lagares and Lucas Dudas 24th of the year. Kenley Jansen pitched a scoreless ninth for his 37th save. Jacob deGrom (6-6) gave up five runs and five hits over six innings and struck out seven after getting reinstated from the disabled list. The rookie right-hander, who was sidelined with rotator cuff tendinitis, threw 86 pitches and also had two hits in his first start since Aug. 7. Gonzalez, who leads the Dodgers with 87 RBIs, gave them a 5-3 lead in the fifth with his 18th homer after Greinke singled and deGrom walked Carl Crawford with two outs. The Dodgers hit three homers against deGrom in a 4-3 road win on May 21, but he has yielded just two in 75 1-3 innings over his last 12 outings. "I felt good. But a lot of outings come down to a few pitches, and I didnt make the big pitches when I needed to," deGrom said. Lagares opened the scoring in the fourth with his third homer after Duda singled and Travis dArnaud reached on a fielding error by third baseman Miguel Rojas. Gonzalez got one of the runs back in the bottom half with an RBI single and added a sacrifice fly in the seventh. Mets All-Star third baseman David Wright was 0 for 5 with two double-play grounders and two strikeouts, lowering his average to .265. The franchises all-time leader in a number of key offensive categories is batting just .206 over his last 26 games with four RBIs and 19 strikeouts, and has grounded into 21 double plays. Manager Terry Collins isnt ready to give him a day off. "I dont think the stars need that stuff. Theyve got to figure it out on the field," Collins said. "This guy is the leader on this team, and we need him out there. But in my time here, I havent seen him scuffle like he has this year. In my daily conversations with him, hes not hurt. Hes healthy. But I certainly dont have an answer to why hes going through what hes gone through." Daniel Murphy had a pair of singles, raising his NL-leading hit total to 157. TRAINERS ROOM Mets: Injuries have hurt the Mets this season. They are 60-70 and 15 games out in the NL East. "I dont think about stuff like that too much, because all teams deal with them," Collins said. "Youve got to play through it. I mean, we lost Matt (Harvey), and thats a big piece. He would have made a big difference. But he wasnt here, and somebody else had to step up. You never want injuries -- but in our case, there are some things we got out of it that we wouldnt have otherwise. If Matt didnt get hurt, maybe we wouldnt have found deGrom. Who knows? So weve found some positives." Dodgers: CF Yasiel Puig, batting .247 this month with no homers and four RBIs in 83 at-bats, got the night off because his legs were bothering him. "I knew he was getting beat up and he said he was tired, so we thought today was the right day," Mattingly said. UP NEXT Mets: Bartolo Colon (11-10, 3.85 ERA) will make his first start Sunday since his mother, Adriana, died Monday at age 63 from breast cancer. After the game, he will return to the Dominican Republic to attend her funeral. Dodgers: Kevin Correia (7-13, 4.87) gets the assignment on his 34th birthday, trying to win his third straight start since Los Angeles acquired him from Minnesota. Correia hasnt faced the Mets since Sept. 27, 2012, with Pittsburgh, when R.A. Dickey beat him for the 20th victory of the knuckleballers Cy Young Award season. Stephen Vogt Jersey . 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Robin Yount Jersey .C. -- Martin Kaymer set a U.BOSTON – Colby Rasmus doesnt stand to benefit from Melky Cabreras fractured right pinky finger, a season-ending injury suffered in Friday nights loss to the Red Sox. Kevin Pillar took Cabreras spot in Saturdays lineup, playing left field and hitting seventh. Anthony Gose was in centre field, batting ninth. “Thats the plan. We want to see what these guys are,” said manager John Gibbons. “Im not saying this is the way its going to be, but there could be a scenario next year where thats your left and centre fielders. Who knows what happens in the offseason? Im not foretelling anything.” Rasmus isnt in the teams plans. Thats not foretelling. Its fact. “Colbys still going to play,” said Gibbons. “Well come up against some guys he matches up well with and hell definitely get some playing time. The whole idea was we need to find out about these guys. Its not like they came out of nowhere. These guys have been pretty good for us. Theyve helped us win a lot of games this year when weve been really strong.” Whats more complicated, impossible at this point, is to predict whether Cabreras tenure in Toronto will extend to a second contract. Cabrera, in brief and laboured English, offered, “I stay in Toronto” in a post-game media scrum on Friday night. Dont take that for a guarantee. There is a lost in translation factor to that quote. Cabrera will go where the term and money are highest. The Blue Jays, at least, should qualify Cabrera. Itd cost the club about $15-million on a one-year term if Cabrera were to accept. If he doesnt, the Jays get a compensatory first-round draft pick. The club could also try to work out a multi-year deal with Cabrera. Anything more than two or three years carries risk with a player whos had a performance eenhancing drug suspension and a benign tumour removed from his back within the last 24 months.dddddddddddd Cabreras season ends with 139 games played and a slash line of .301/.351/.458 (.808 OPS). Cabreras 171 led the team at the time of his injury; his 16 home runs were the second-highest total of his career (18 with Kansas City in 2011). NORRIS vs. BIG PAPI Players remember their major league debuts. Daniel Norris is no different - in fact, his may be more memorable than most. The 21-year-old left-hander came in to Friday nights game in the seventh inning. With his Blue Jays up 4-3, the Red Sox had a runner on second base and two outs for David Ortiz. “I know this sounds weird, but for a minute I kind of had to put my debut aside because there was a runner on second in the seventh inning of a 4-3 game and I was like I cant let this guy score,” said Norris. “I was definitely mindful of this is my first appearance, this is pretty crazy, but at the same time it was like, equally, I wanted to get out of that inning for the guys.” Norris did get out of the inning. He buckled Ortizs knees with a first pitch curveball, a called strike. After falling behind 3-1, Norris threw a fastball for a foul ball and then, on the full count, froze Ortiz with another curveball. “First 3-2 curveball Ive thrown all year, but I wasnt about to shake (Dioner Navarro) off,” said Norris. Norris becomes the second Blue Jays left-hander to make his big league debut against Ortiz this season. Rob Rasmussen did the same in May. 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