It’s been a shaky month for Dustin May since returning from Tommy John Surgery.
He’s had three really good starts — two against the Marlins and his five no-hit innings against the Giants. He’s also had three pretty bad starts, most recently his Wednesday night five-run, seven-hit meltdown against the Diamondbacks.
There were high hopes for May when he came back. He was expected to be one of the Dodgers’ best pitchers in the postseason, and contribute as the top-shelf starter he’s been so far in his young career.
However, with the struggles he’s shown, he may not have his exact role carved out yet.