Dodgers pitcher Dustin May will undergo right elbow surgery later this month to repair the flexor tendon he injured earlier this season.
The procedure will take place July 18, and will repair a grade 1 sprain to May’s flexor tendon, as well as a grade 2 sprain to May’s ulnar collateral ligament, according to a person with knowledge of the situation unauthorized to speak publicly.
The Dodgers’ initial hope was that May would be able to return sometime during the second half of the season, optimistic that a platelet-rich plasma injection he had after the initial injury could prevent him from surgery.
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