Brewers' postseason rotation plan left in flux after Dustin May's start against Orioles

Dustin May has delivered inconsistent results in eight starts since the Brewers acquired him from the Cardinals in August, posting a 5.40 ERA and .789 opponent OPS. After strong debuts against Pittsburgh and San Diego, May has struggled with several poor outings, including a recent lackluster performance against Baltimore that has raised questions about his reliability as a potential postseason starter. The Brewers had considered him a possible third starter behind Jacob Misiorowski and Logan Henderson, but his recent performance has left that role uncertain. Despite the poor statistics, May maintains his stuff remains strong and attributes his struggles to execution rather than ability.

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