Dustin May, the right-hander for the Los Angeles Dodgers, has a 4.96 ERA over 17 starts. He has allowed 19 earned runs in his last five appearances. Manager Dave Roberts indicated that while May has performed well, there are considerations for his role due to recent command issues. Roberts stated that the team will continue to evaluate May's performance in his starting role, as May's consistent length in games is beneficial but performance needs improvement. May's return from multiple surgeries has highlighted the need for adjustments in his approach on the mound.
Dustin May has a 4.96 ERA across 17 starts, allowing 19 earned runs in 27.2 innings over his last five outings. His recent performance has raised concerns.
Manager Dave Roberts discussed the possibility of moving May to the bullpen, indicating that they've talked about the need for respite, though no decision has been made.
May has pitched into the sixth inning in 13 of his 17 starts, which helps the bullpen, but Roberts noted that performance consistency is crucial beyond just eating innings.
After overcoming multiple injuries, May's first season back showed that a clear change is needed in his performance to remain effective as a starter.
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