MLB Dodgers sign one-year, $2.13 million contract with 'glass body' Dustin May

MLB Dodgers sign one-year, $2.13 million contract with 'glass body' Dustin May

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The Los Angeles Dodgers of the U.S. Major League Baseball (MLB) signed right-handed pitcher Dustin May (27) ahead of the non-tender (release without conditions) deadline.

AP said on the 23rd (Korea Standard Time), "The Dodgers signed May for a one-year contract of $2.135 million (about 3 billion won)."

May was the Dodgers" top prospect in the 2020 season opener.

He also helped win the World Series that year by taking hold.

However, since the following year, he has been suffering from frequent injuries and surgeries.

He was out for the season after undergoing elbow ligament joint surgery in May 2021, and returned in August 2022, but was forced to close the season again in September due to a back injury.

In the 2023 season, I injured my elbow flexor and got back on the operating table.

I've had enough of the injuries. I haven't played a single game this season.

May had surgery and was out for the season after injuring her esophagus in July ahead of her return.

May was also selected as a candidate for release by the Dodgers due to durability issues and postoperative restraint issues.

Multiple U.S. local media, including ESPN, recently predicted, "The Dodgers may release May before the non-tender deadline (23rd)."

However, the Dodgers pushed to sign May.

Given May's high potential and that she will qualify as a free agent after the end of the 2025 season. 메이저사이트

"The Dodgers believe May will bring out her skills before qualifying for the FA," the Los Angeles Times said.