Kenta Maeda got two outs but gave up a double Wednesday as the Los Angeles Dodgers fell two games behind the Boston Red Sox after suffering a 4-2 loss in Game 2 of the World Series.Maeda, who made four relief appearances last year when his Dodgers lost to give the Houston Astros their first title, became the first Japanese pitcher to take the mound in a World Series game in two straight seasons.He came on in the bottom of the seventh inning with the Dodgers trailing 4-2 and coaxed a groundout from Christian Vazquez on a full count before Mookie Betts blasted a 1-0 slider high off the left-f…READ FULL ARTICLE