Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Kenta Maeda said Saturday he is delighted to have a chance to face two-way star Shohei Ohtani, who will sign with the nearby Los Angeles Angels."I don't know what the game will be like, but I'm looking forward to pitching against him or facing him as a batter," Maeda said during an event in Hiroshima.The Angels, who play in Anaheim, just south of Los Angeles, announced Friday they will sign the Japanese slugging ace pitcher from the Nippon Ham Fighters through the posting system.The National League's Dodgers have six interleague games scheduled in July at home an…READ FULL ARTICLE
