When the Los Angeles Dodgers announced their non-roster invitees to 2019 Spring Training, right-handed pitching prospect Dustin May expectedly was part of the group. It marked May’s first time joining the Dodgers in big league camp.
Although a starter, his Cactus League debut and two subsequent appearances were out of the bullpen. May was then given an opportunity to start, and he fared well against a Chicago Cubs lineup that featured several expected everyday players come the regular season.
As the Dodgers have trimmed the number of players in big league camp before playing their final Cactus League game, May was not among those cut.