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Dodgers lose Dustin May to arm injury, then fall to Brewers in 11 innings

Dustin May turned his back toward home plate and winced in pain after his 27th pitch of the game Saturday night, a 94-mph fastball that the Los Angeles Dodgers can only hope isn’t the 23-year-old flame thrower’s final pitch of the season.

May immediately summoned manager Dave Roberts and athletic trainer Yosuke Nakajima to the mound in the second inning of a crushing 6-5, 11-inning loss to the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field.

After a brief discussion,

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