For the first time in nearly two years, Dustin May took the mound on Tuesday night for the Los Angeles Dodgers. And May, who struck out the side to begin a start that saw him fan six in five ...

Dustin May has long been considered a high-upside arm, but injuries have repeatedly stalled his rise in the Dodgers’ rotation. After missing the entire 2024 season due to elbow surgery, May ...

Welding instructor Dustin Wright highlights the demand for skilled welders and the program's success in placing students in jobs after graduation. Several students, including Madalyn Espey ...

Dustin Yu has finally cleared the air between him and AZ Martinez. Sunday's episode of "Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Collab Edition" showed a scene of the two Sparkle stars talking about the tension ...

It has been a long road back to the mound for Dustin May. The lanky right hander had to have Tommy John surgery in May of 2021, returning to the Dodgers in August of 2022. He ended up needing a ...

Let’s get right to the news. From Jack Harris: Dustin May closed his eyes, took a breath and held his head suspended toward the heavens. For a brief moment, shortly before he began warming up ...

Dustin May is excited to return to the mound. The Los Angeles Dodgers' right-hander has missed a lot of baseball, but he's slated to make his return on Tuesday night. “I feel like there will be ...

LOS ANGELES — Dustin May took the mound for the Los Angeles Dodgers a changed man. Making his first major league start since May 17, 2023, he allowed just one hit and an unearned run over five innings ...

When Dustin May took the mound for the Los Angeles Dodgers in their second-straight game against the Atlanta Braves, it meant more than maintaining the longest undefeated streak in baseball.

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Eric Stephen is the managing editor of True Blue LA, where he's covered the Dodgers since 2009, and the co-host of the Three-Inning Save podcast. He's on Bluesky at @ericstephen.bsky.social.