MLB" won the 4th championship of his career! Former Dodger Fireball owner sparks battle, 4 interested teams revealed

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[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The 29-year-old fireball man Dustin May won the World Series with the Brewers this year, and he also won the fourth championship ring of his career. After the season, May declined the $20 million common option and became a free agent, which is said to have attracted the interest of many teams.

Maye, who switched from the Cardinals to the Brewers before this year's trade deadline, started his career with the Dodgers in 2019. Although he suffered multiple injuries and was reimbursed during his time with the Dodgers, he still won three World Series championships with the team. Before this year's trade deadline, he switched from the Cardinals to the Brewers and won the fourth championship of his career.

According to a report by senior Major League Baseball reporter Jon Morosi, Dustin May has attracted the attention of many teams since becoming a free agent, including the Astros, Cubs, Padres and White Sox who have all expressed interest in the veteran right-hander. This season Maye pitched 145.2 innings in 31 games, struck out 144 times, had an ERA of 4.70, and scored 7 wins and 9 losses.

"MLBTR" analyzed that the four teams named by Morosi obviously have a need for reinforcements in the starting rotation. The Cubs have several positions to fill after Kevin Gausman, Clay Holmes, Shota Imaga and others become free agents. The Padres' situation is even more serious now that Michael King, Nick Pivetta, Robbie Ray, Walker Buehler and Griffin Canning are all free agents.

As for the Astros, there are also many uncertainties behind ace pitcher Hunter Brown. As for the White Sox, although they advanced to the American League Championship Series by flexibly adjusting their pitching lineup, they still had to add a starting pitcher in addition to Sean Burke and Grant Taylor, who was transferred from reliever to starter.