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Andrew Friedman Shares When We Could See Dustin May Back

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Last season, Dustin May was on the mound against the Milwaukee Brewers and left the game with an injury just a few innings in to it. May underwent an MRI that revealed a torn ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) and he underwent season-ending Tommy John surgery shortly after that. Andrew Friedman spoke with the Los Angeles Times and provided an update on Dustin May at the GM meetings:

Dustin May, who had Tommy John surgery in May, has begun his throwing program and is on track to return after the All-Star break in 2022. ā€œEverything to this point has been incredibly positive,ā€ Friedman said.
ā€œI think he is going to impact us at some point in the second half. And if we’re fortunate enough to get into October, I think he’ll be a real weapon for us.

Dustin May about a week ago took to Instagram to show off that he is throwing for the first time since he got the Tommy John surgery. Here is what he said:

ā€œSix months ago today, I walked off the mound not knowing what I’d be told was wrong,ā€May posted on Instagram. ā€œToday I got to throw a baseball again for the first time. Long road ahead but glad to get the first one out of the way! Can’t wait to be back.ā€

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