Dustin May, a right-handed pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, made his triumphant return to Major League Baseball after nearly two years due to a life-threatening incident involving emergency surgery. His debut performance was impressive, allowing just one hit over five innings and striking out six batters. This comeback offers him a chance to demonstrate growth and maturity, both personally and professionally, reflecting on the lessons learned during his challenging recovery process. May expressed relief and gratitude upon returning, showcasing a more composed outlook on life and the game's demands.
"Just knowing that everything that I've been through in the last two years, it was just a huge weight lifted off my shoulders, and it was like I could just kind of relax."
"To see where he's at now, it's pretty incredible," said Prior, regarding May's recovery after undergoing surgery that left him with a significant scar.
"It almost looked like an open-heart-type surgery," Prior continued, emphasizing the severity of the medical emergency May faced.
"He’s just got a nice pro presence around him right now," remarked assistant pitching coach, noting May's maturation through his ordeal.
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