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Dodgers Pull Off Trade Deadline Heist, Land Red Sox Top Prospect for Dustin May
The Los Angeles Dodgers may not have made a blockbuster deal to acquire a superstar outfielder or Cy Young winner at the trade deadline. Not because of the MLB-ready pieces they added, like reliever Brock Stewart or outfielder Alex Call,
The Boston Red Sox have acquired right-hander Dustin May from the Los Angeles Dodgers at the major league trade deadline.
May had a lead when the fifth inning began and a chance to rewrite the story of his season. Instead, it was more of the same.
As a result, six-year pitcher Dustin May could be the odd man out. "In the last week, trade rumors have started to swirl ...
The Red Sox didn't add many players at the trade deadline, and one player they could've gotten rid of was middle infielder ...
Joe Ryan would have been a good fit for the Red Sox starting rotation given their need for an impact starter. They were engaged with the Minnesota Twins and made a late effort to acquire the pitcher.
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