Dustin May's consistency struggles prove costly in Dodgers' loss to Braves
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Dustin May, returning from two major elbow surgeries, highlighted the significance of his sweeper pitch for the Dodgers this season. Initially successful, notably in his first few starts, recent outings have showcased his struggles with consistency, especially against the Atlanta Braves. In a recent loss, two poorly executed sweepers were hit for home runs by Austin Riley, overshadowing May's overall strong outing where he struck out six batters. The Dodgers' offense faltered, further complicating May's attempts to secure a win, culminating in a snapped winning streak.
May acknowledged the importance of his sweeper pitch this season, expressing that landing it effectively is crucial for his overall performance.
Despite early success in his comeback, May's recent matches show inconsistency in his sweeper, impacting his overall game.
While he managed to strike out six batters and pitched effectively, two misplaced sweeper pitches led to his downfall against the Braves.
The Dodgers' offense struggled to support May, with only a couple of runs scored during the game, ultimately resulting in a loss.
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