After hearing about Dustin May for a few years as one of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ best pitching prospect, the red-headed, flame-throwing righty finally made his MLB debut in 2019 and did not disappoint.
At just 22 years old, May is representative of everything the Dodgers have become of late: an elite prospect-developing organization that is pumping out more difference makers than it knows what to do with.
In 14 games as a rookie this season, May posted a 3.63 ERA — a number that FIP (2.90) suggests may have been a bit unlucky — across four starts and 10 relief appearances.