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Friday, August 8, 2003

Gagne set the major-league record for consecutive saves to start a season, and Adrian Beltre's tiebreaking two-run homer helped Andy Ashby end a personal five-game losing streak as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 3-1 on Friday night.

Gagne got three outs for his 47th consecutive save and 39th without a miss this season - breaking Jose Mesa's major league record set in 1995 with Cleveland.

Gagne struck out Sammy Sosa on a 2-2 fastball, then fanned Moises Alou and retired Aramis Ramirez, who homered in the second inning for Chicago's only run.

"It's fun," said Gagne, in only his second season as a reliever after setting a franchise record with 55 saves last year. "I wasn't really more fired up, but maybe a little more nervous. You always want to challenge people, and tonight I won."