"Dustin May, selected by the Dodgers in the third round of the 2016 MLB Draft, played parts of six seasons in L.A. but was traded to the Boston Red Sox at last year's deadline."
"After making his Major League debut in 2019, May hadn't completed a full season prior to 2025, limited to just 191.2 innings from 2019-24 due to injuries."
"The change of scenery didn't work out as the Red Sox envisioned, with May posting a 5.40 ERA across six appearances, leading to his release in free agency."
"The Dodgers have made out like bandits in the trade with Boston, acquiring James Tibbs III and Zach Ehrhard in exchange for May."
Dustin May received his 2025 World Series ring from the Los Angeles Dodgers before a game in St. Louis. He was a promising pitcher but faced numerous injuries, limiting his performance. After being traded to the Boston Red Sox, he struggled with a 5.40 ERA and was not retained. May signed a one-year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals, but his performance has not improved. The Dodgers benefited from the trade, acquiring two prospects in exchange for May.
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