Taylor broke out of a quiet stretch with an RBI double in the third inning and a two-run double in the sixth for the veteran’s first multi-RBI game since Aug. 1, when he hit a three-run homer in Phoenix.

Alex Young (1-2) yielded six hits and two earned runs over five innings in his fourth start of the season for Arizona.

While the Dodgers stayed the same, the Diamondbacks opened a seven-game trip following a flurry of trades triggered by the 1-10 slump that endangered their playoff hopes. Arizona moved starter Robbie Ray, closer Archie Bradley, outfielder Starling Marte and left-hander Andrew Chafin for a total of seven players, mostly prospects.

The Dodgers got to Young quickly with four consecutive batters reaching base in the first inning, but Taylor’s bases-loaded walk brought home the only run.

Kelly evened it in the third with his second homer of the season and latest in Chavez Ravine, where he had a 1.362 OPS entering this series.

Los Angeles loaded the bases again in the fifth and added two more runs on sacrifice flies by Kiké Hernández and Edwin Ríos.

Taylor then doubled over the head of right fielder Kole Calhoun in the sixth. Calhoun is normally a strong defensive outfielder with ample experience at Dodger Stadium from eight years in the Freeway Series with the Angels, but he misread Taylor’s line drive.