Kenta Maeda showed signs of emerging from a mid-season lull by throwing three-hit ball on Saturday and earning his first win since May 31 as the Los Angeles Dodgers shut out the Arizona Diamondbacks 4-0.Amid concerns about his spot in the Dodgers' starting rotation, Maeda (8-8) struck out six without issuing a walk over the seven-inning, 93-pitch outing. The Japanese right-hander also contributed an RBI as the Dodgers evened the series at home."I think it's a really big win because what I did led to this result," Maeda said."I repaired (the form that) had been crumbling and got back to feel…READ FULL ARTICLE
