LOS ANGELES — After ending the fifth inning with a swing-and-miss cutter, Dustin May skipped down the back of the mound and hung a confident left back toward the dugout.
After finishing off the sixth with a big looping curveball, the Los Angeles Dodgers ever-intense right-hander flexed his arms and bellowed a fired-up scream.
And after completing the seventh with yet another punchout, posting nothing but zeros in the longest — and, very likely, most complete — major league outing of his five-year career, May yelled again before strutting off the field one final time.
