Dodgers Pitcher Dustin May Headed to IL With Elbow Injury, Out Six Weeks
- Dodgers starter Dustin May left Wednesday's game against the Twins after one inning due to right elbow pain and will be placed on the 15-day injured list.
- Tests showed May has a flexor pronator strain that will sideline him for around six weeks, though his Tommy John surgery UCL remained intact.
- May will receive a platelet-rich plasma injection to promote healing and could return in early July if recovery goes well.
- The Dodgers won 7-3 against the Twins, but May's injury leaves their rotation thin with three other starters already on the IL.
- Reliever Justin Bruihl will replace May on the roster for now as the Dodgers look for more rotation help in May's extended absence.