Kenta Maeda was rocked for seven runs over just three innings and picked up his sixth loss this season as his Los Angeles Dodgers fell 8-1 to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday for their fifth straight defeat.Maeda (12-6) scattered eight hits, walked one and struck out four while giving up the most runs -- including a pair of two-run homers -- in a game he has started in the major leagues."I made a lot of mistakes in this game," said the 29-year-old right-hander playing in his second year with the Dodgers. "I went on the mound thinking I wanted to stop (the team's losing skid) but I could…READ FULL ARTICLE
