Kenta Maeda has seen a lot of the Diamondbacks this season. Today, he’ll make his sixth and final start against the Snakes of 2016. In 28 and a third innings pitched against the Dbacks, Maeda has allowed 11 runs (10 earned) and a 1.02 WHIP. He’s been slightly better against them at home than he has been at Chase Field, which runs contrary to his overall splits — by a small margin, Maeda’s been better on the road in most categories.
Things went very, very well for the Dodgers the last time they faced Zack Greinke.