LOS ANGELES — Dustin May had no problem getting the first two strikes against Arizona Diamondbacks hitters Wednesday night.
Putting them away, however, became a nightmarish adventure for the Los Angeles Dodgers right-hander still trying to rediscover his way in a return from Tommy John surgery.
In a 6-1 loss at Dodger Stadium, May followed up his best start of the season with one of his worst, giving up five runs over four shaky innings in which he also walked two batters, hit one and had seven men reach base from a two-strike count.
