Aroldis Chapman didn’t look like his dominant self in the eighth inning Sunday against the Dodgers, and after facing just three batters he came out with an apparent injury.

Alex Bregman hit a go-ahead, two-run homer in the fifth inning and the Boston Red Sox hung on to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 Sunday for a series win.

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Former Red Sox star Mookie Betts might miss Friday’s game against his former team when the Dodgers come to Boston. His status for the remainder of the three-game series is uncertain. Dodger manager Dave Roberts said Betts could miss the game to deal with some unspecified off-the-field issues.

Jarren Duran ripped his AL-leading 11th and 12th triples. He trails only Arizona’s Corbin Carroll (13 triples) for the MLB lead. His two-run triple in the second inning tied the game, 2-2. He’s the first Red Sox player with multiple triples in a game since Mookie Betts had two July 13,