There are not many holes or flaws on this year's Milwaukee Brewers. The biggest questions coming into the postseason were whether they could hit for power and whether their rotation was deep enough.
Dustin May has served as a bulk reliever for the Milwaukee Brewers during their postseason run against the San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers. While Milwaukee expected May to be a traditional starter when acquiring him, his current playoff role involves pitching multiple innings until his effectiveness wanes. Across both series, he pitched three innings in each appearance, including recovering from a rough frame against the Dodgers to finish with two scoreless innings.
Baseball Now suggests May remains a viable option to pitch multiple innings or potentially start in Game 4 of the World Series. The outlet argues that if Milwaukee turns to May in Game 4, he could potentially surprise observers by completing up to five innings.
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