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James Outman and Max Muncy stole the show during the Los Angeles Dodgers’ win over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday. Dustin May, however, performed well after previously dealing with struggles on the mound. May and Dodgers manager Dave Roberts reacted to his performance, per SportsNet LA.
“I just keep feeling like I was attacking the zone and getting ahead of guys,” May told reporters after the game. “I was throwing pitches more where I needed to, so helped my own case there.”
“It was good to see him obviously get through that first inning,” Roberts said of Dustin May. “It was a grind, it was tough… even today, I don’t think he had his best stuff, but he just sort of willed his way, competed his way to get deep in the game and give us a chance to win.”
May ultimately pitched 5.1 innings of two-run ball for the Dodgers. He added six strikeouts, but did walk three. Overall, it was an encouraging performance.
More to come.
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