Brewers officially add Dustin May
Milwaukee's official account confirms Dustin May is now a Brewer, signaling a completed signing or trade acquisition.
The Milwaukee Brewers officially announced Dustin May as a member of the organization via their verified club account. May, a right-handed pitcher formerly with the Los Angeles Dodgers, is now certified as a Brewer. The announcement appears to confirm a completed transaction, whether via free agency signing or trade. No contract terms or roster details were included in the post.
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