The Boston Red Sox have acquired right-handed pitcher Dustin May from the Los Angeles Dodgers just minutes before Thursday's Major League Baseball trade deadline, the team announced Thursday. In return,

The Dodgers ended up buying and selling off one piece ahead of Thursday's Trade Deadline, addressing their key areas of need in the bullpen and outfield while also dealing Dustin May to the Red Sox in exchange for two prospects.

The Los Angeles Dodgers may not have made a blockbuster deal to acquire a superstar outfielder or Cy Young winner at the trade deadline. Not because of the MLB-ready pieces they added, like reliever Brock Stewart or outfielder Alex Call,

Among the Los Angeles Dodgers’ moves at the 2025 MLB trade deadline was sending Dustin May to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for prospects James Tibbs III and Zach Ehrhard.

With Blake Snell set to return to the starting rotation, the Dodgers might consider parting ways with Dustin May ahead of the MLB trade deadline.

The Boston Red Sox outfield was a major talking point at the trade deadline. The team chose to hold on to all of its young outfielders, despite trade rumors.

In the final minutes of the trade deadline, the Red Sox struck a deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers for starting pitcher Dustin May. May slots into the final spo

T he Boston Red Sox didn't do a whole lot at the MLB trade deadline. Adding pitcher Dustin May from the Los Angeles Dodgers was their splashiest move, but that didn't satiate fans' craving for multiple impact players to help the Sox continue an unlikely run to the AL East crown.

The Red Sox leave the trade deadline in the first Wild Card spot, riding a five-game win streak and, most importantly, sitting above the Yankees in the division