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Dodgers Make Strategic Deadline Moves, Send Dustin May To Red Sox
As the MLB trade deadline closed in, the Los Angeles Dodgers opted for a measured but meaningful reshuffling of their roster, highlighted by the trade of right-hander Dustin May to the Boston Red Sox and the addition of two new outfielders and a bullpen arm.
The Dodgers pulled a major trade off by sending Dustin May to the Red Sox. But how did the deal come into fruition?
In a series of trade deadline deals, the Los Angeles Dodgers shipped starting pitcher Dustin May to the Boston Red Sox while ...
The right-hander, who's been mentioned as a possibility to change teams before Thursday's trade deadline, will have a new ...
Starting pitcher Dustin May was traded to the Red Sox at the deadline after spending nearly a decade in the Dodgers ...
May had a lead when the fifth inning began and a chance to rewrite the story of his season. Instead, it was more of the same.
Another target on the Dodgers' radar is Athletics closer Mason Miller, who would take over Tanner Scott's position due to his ...
The Dodgers acquired reliever Brock Stewart from the Twins in exchange for outfielder James Outman. They also added OF Alex Call in a trade with the Nationals.
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