LOS ANGELES -- Paul Maholm is an 11-year veteran making a sizable salary and a pitcher the Los Angeles Dodgers figure to rely on for spot starts and left-handed relief all season. He's not the first guy you would nominate to leave dangling in the wind when the other team is hitting him with the ease approximating batting practice, punishing his ERA with nearly every swing.So, why was Maholm still on the mound in the fourth inning of Wednesday night's 13-3 loss to the Miami Marlins after he had given up his second home run, his third walk and his 10th hit before he had gotten his 10th out?
Maholm OK with being left to dangle
Published May 15, 2014 at 12:35 AM
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