Dodgers Could Trade Dustin May in Major Deadline Move, Says Insider
Briefly

The Los Angeles Dodgers need bullpen reinforcements as they placed reliever Tanner Scott on the injured list due to left elbow inflammation. Right-hander Alexis Diaz joined the active roster in Scott's place. Despite off-season aggressive pitching acquisitions, the Dodgers again seek additional bullpen help. MLB insider Ken Rosenthal highlighted right-hander Dustin May as a potential trade asset amidst a fluctuating value due to an average performance and expiring contract. May demonstrated versatility by effectively performing as a bulk pitcher against the Twins, contributing to potential trade interest beyond starting roles.
The Dodgers placed reliever Tanner Scott on the injured list with left elbow inflammation. Right-hander Alexis Diaz replaced Scott on the active roster.
While the Dodgers may look to trade Dustin May at the deadline, his trade value remains uncertain as he's currently sporting a 4.73 ERA with 92 strikeouts.
Dustin May showed he could serve the Dodgers as more than just a starter when he piggybacked Shohei Ohtani, allowing no runs in 4.2 innings against the Twins.
Manager Dave Roberts stated May serving as a bulk pitcher was a "one time thing," but it could become a regular role for him.
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