Kenta Maeda returned to form with seven strong innings en route to his second win of the season as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 on Friday night. Maeda (2-2), who gave up six runs over five innings in his last start, allowed two runs on five hits, while fanning eight and walking one in a 101-pitch outing at Dodger Stadium. "I'm relieved. I feel more joy in winning this than I usually do," said Maeda, whose second big league season has gotten off to a poor start and entered Saturday's game with an 8.05 ERA. "I finally pitched well." "Had I done po…READ FULL ARTICLE
