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Milwaukee Brewers starter Dustin May was struck by a line drive on the very first pitch of his outing against the New York Mets in New York on Aug. 26, 2026, and left the game after one pitch; the report does not include details on the injury in the provided excerpt.
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 at American Family Field behind Dustin May’s six innings in his Brewers debut, allowing two runs. Milwaukee jumped ahead on a first-inning homer by Jackson Chourio, the Pirates tied it with a Brice Lowe solo shot in the fourth, and a Gary Sanchez solo homer gave the Brewers a 3-2 lead in the fifth. Turang and Vaughn added RBI hits later to extend the lead, while the Pirates threatened in the ninth but could not mount a comeback.
The St. Louis Cardinals traded pitcher Dustin May and reliever JoJo Romero to the Milwaukee Brewers for two minor-league outfield prospects, Alexander Frías and Josiah Ragsdale, bolstering Milwaukee's rotation and bullpen as St. Louis continues its farm-system rebuild.
As the MLB Trade Deadline hits peak pace, Milwaukee lands Dustin May and JoJo Romero from St. Louis for Alexander Frías and Josiah Ragsdale, Pittsburgh acquisitions Luke Weaver for Sammy Stafura, and San Diego picks up Robbie Ray from San Francisco for Miguel Mendez and Joniel Hernandez, with evaluative notes on May’s improved fastball, Romero’s bullpen fit, Weaver’s bullpen value, and the prospects moving between teams.
Milwaukee, after missing out on Tarik Skubal, is acquiring rental starter Dustin May and rental lefty JoJo Romero from the Cardinals for minor-league prospects Alexander Frias and Josiah Ragsdale. May strengthens Milwaukee’s rotation floor with potential postseason value, while Romero adds left-handed relief depth; the swap earns the Brewers a solid, not ceiling-raising upgrade (grade C) and the Cardinals two mid-level prospects as they lean into a longer rebuild (grade B).
Milwaukee acquired starter Dustin May and reliever JoJo Romero from the St. Louis Cardinals, sending prospects to the Cards. May adds back-end rotation depth and innings as Milwaukee eyes a playoff push, while Romero strengthens the bullpen; both rentals are free agents after the season, signaling a push to balance for the stretch run.
The Cardinals are reportedly shopping right-hander Dustin May ahead of the trade deadline, with the Rays and Phillies among clubs that sent scouts to his latest start; May has a 4.38 ERA over 109 innings but strong underlying metrics (FIP ~3.14, xFIP ~3.88, SIERA ~3.95) and a fastball near 97 mph, a profile built on durability after past injuries. St. Louis is also hearing heavy interest in outfielder Lars Nootbaar, who has drawn inquiries from the Phillies, Yankees and others; Nootbaar, 28, is under control at a $5.25M salary in 2026. With the Cardinals 15 games back in the NL Central and in playoff contention wobbling, a deal before Monday’s deadline seems likely for at least one of these players, while teams weigh him as more than a rental given his defense and upside.
After a rough start to 2026, Dustin May revived his season by leaning into a cutter as his primary fastball, reducing four-seam usage and sharpening location. In 11 starts since the shift, he has a 2.63 ERA, 1.01 WHIP, and higher strikeout rate, aided by reviving his curveball as a complementary weapon, with coaching discussions emphasizing optimal usage and pitch sequencing to unlock his performance with the Cardinals.
Dustin May carried a no-hitter into the eighth before it was broken as the Brewers edged the Cardinals 2-1; in other MLB news, Travis Kelce became a minority owner of the Cleveland Guardians, and the MLBPA submitted its first CBA proposal to owners.
Dustin May of the Red Sox is expected to miss most of the season due to elbow neuritis but hopes to pitch again before season's end. The team has called up prospect Connelly Early to fill his spot, and other pitchers like Payton Tolle and Noah Song are also involved in recent roster moves. May's injury, which showed no structural damage, is being managed carefully with a focus on a potential playoff return.
The Red Sox secured a 14-1 victory over the Astros, highlighted by rookies Carlos Narváez and Roman Anthony's impressive performances, and Dustin May's dominant pitching debut since joining from the Dodgers, as Boston's offense and pitching shined in Houston.
Dustin May's debut with the Red Sox was disappointing as he struggled with control and effectiveness, lasting just 3 ⅔ innings and taking the loss against the Royals, highlighting the challenges of integrating new pitchers and adjusting pitch strategies.
The Red Sox lost to the Kansas City Royals 7-3, with Dustin May struggling in his debut and setting a franchise record by hitting five batters with pitches, while other notable moments included Roman Anthony nearly hitting a homer and defensive miscues. The team now trails in the AL East and prepares for a tough road trip.
The Boston Red Sox acquired pitcher Dustin May from the Los Angeles Dodgers at the 2025 MLB trade deadline, and he is set to make his debut for the team during a series against the Houston Astros on Sunday, joining other starters Cooper Criswell and Walker Buehler.
The Red Sox announced their pitching rotation for the weekend series against the Astros, with Dustin May making his debut on Sunday after being acquired in a trade, and Cooper Criswell starting Friday's game.