May could still be traded for a perfect comeback? The US media named the New York Yankees as the next hot home

Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Dustin May (Tommy John) suffered ligament reconstruction surgery (Tommy John) and acute esophageal tear, and returned to the major league pitcher mound today (2nd) after 685 days, facing the Warriors starting main pitch in 5 innings was knocked 1 safe and lost 1 point, and threw 6 strikeouts, helping the Dodgers win 7 consecutive wins 3-1. Although May's first game of her comeback was perfect, several American media pointed out that he is expected to be a trade chip for the Dodgers, and the New York Yankees, who are in dire need of a pitcher, are interested in him.

Mei opened the game with three strikeouts in a row, and although he scored one point in the second inning, he threw five rounds, only scored one hit, lost one point, and won six strikeouts, announcing his return with a perfect performance. The last time May was on the roster in the major leagues was on May 17, 2023 local time, after ligament reconstruction surgery, and last July when she accidentally got stuck in a salad, causing an acute esophageal tear that continues to be reimbursed for the season.

In July last year, he accidentally choked on his throat with a salad while eating, causing an acute esophageal tear, which was once life-threatening after emergency surgery. This is his comeback after 685 days, and May said, "For me, being back on the pitcher mound is really the biggest thing in the world. Eight months ago, I wasn't sure if I would ever be able to come back."

Although May's comeback has touched the fans, the future is not guaranteed, as several American media outlets reported that May could be traded, and "The Herald" pointed out that "the Dodgers may not need him, their pitcher group is already the best in the major leagues, and although Maye has proven his skills, from an individual and team perspective, he should probably be transferred." The report also mentions that "there are a lot of teams willing to bet on the 27-year-old pitcher, including the Yankees, who are in dire need of a pitcher."

On the other hand, The Fresno Bee also reported that "the Dodgers are likely to trade May and a number of other players." He also pointed out that Mei's positioning is not clear at present, "The Dodge starting rotation is very deep, and May may become a strange figure among them." The report mentions that the cubs and rattlesnakes may be interested in May.

The Dodgers started with Yushin Yamamoto, Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow and Ronshi Sasaki, while May narrowly squeezed into the last spot and was relatively unstable.