MLB》紅襪交易截止日前壓哨補強 向道奇換得右投Dustin May
美國職棒大聯盟在台灣時間8月1日凌晨6點交易截止，波士頓紅襪隊在最後一刻成功補強先發戰力，以兩名外野新秀James Tibbs III與Zach Ehrhard作為交換籌碼，從洛杉磯道奇換來「五月哥」Dustin May。
這筆交易的巧合之處在於，紅襪隊僅在五天前於芬威球場與Dustin May正面交鋒，當時紅襪在他面前敲出五支安打、攻下四分，最終以4：3擊敗道奇。
交易細節如下：
紅襪獲得：右投Dustin May
道奇獲得：外野手James Tibbs III (紅襪農場第5號新秀）、外野手Zach Ehrhard (紅襪農場第27號新秀）
Dustin May是道奇在 2016 年選秀第三輪挑中的潛力投手，身材高瘦、球速勁爆，然而職業生涯至今飽受傷勢困擾。2025 賽季他終於能夠穩定出賽，目前已投出生涯新高的 104 局，戰績為 6 勝 7 敗、防禦率 4.85。
雖然紅襪先前曾傳出鎖定市場上其他頂級先發如Merrill Kelly、Sandy Alcantara、Zac Gallen、Mitch Keller與Dylan Cease等人，但最終他們選擇出奇招，網羅在交易市場傳聞不多的梅伊。
Dustin May將補入目前紅襪先發輪值中，與當家王牌左投Garrett Crochet、新星右投Brayan Bello、老將復活的Lucas Giolito，以及經驗豐富但狀況起伏的冠軍右投Walker Buehler共同作戰。
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