Anthony Kay gave the Central League's DeNA BayStars their second straight impressive starting pitching performance as they evened the Japan Series at two games apiece against the Pacific League champion SoftBank Hawks with a 5-0 victory Wednesday.On the heels of seven innings of one-run ball from DeNA ace Katsuki Azuma on Tuesday, Kay held Japan's top offense scoreless for seven innings at Fukuoka's Mizuho PayPay Dome.Kay easily retired the first nine batters he faced, striking out six of them, and Tyler Austin gave him a 1-0 lead with a fourth-inning home run off Hawks right-hander Shuta I…READ FULL ARTICLE
