Dodgers: Dustin May announces engagement with amazing photo spread

Dodgers pitcher Dustin May got engaged with a hilarious photo shoot.

Even casual baseball viewers become enthralled the first time they look upon Dodgers righty Dustin May.

After all, those locks tell a story all their own.

So it comes as no great shock that May is taken (sorry, ladies). And, judging by his hair and its buoyancy alone, it’s also no surprise that he had something adorable and extensive planned for his engagement photo shoot.

Yes, May announced on Saturday that he and his fiancee had joined as one on Thursday evening, and the Justin, TX native made it — how you say — extremely clear that he’s a Texan moonlighting in Hollywood for 162 games a year.

Not only did May strike the pose rocking a 10-gallon cowboy hat, but he kept the hat on through the entirety of the photo session and the ring box was also a smaller cowboy hat. There’s layers to this.

With all due respect, giddyup.

May and his lovely fiancee appear to be a match made in Heaven. After all, you have to really care about your partner to let them pull this off. Or you’ve got to love big hats the same amount.

This is certainly not the only Dodgers engagement that’s been celebrated during this ridiculously eventful offseason. Corey Seager and his fiancee Madisyn officially tied the knot, and got some congratulations from the team.

Brusdar Graterol and his partner also celebrated their engagement…on a ledge! And what you don’t see here is Manny Machado just out of frame telling him to celebrate a little less.

And yes, there’s also a funky hat involved in this one.

Congratulations to all the happy couples, but most recently to the May family. That’s a pretty loud way to announce your upcoming nuptials!

Or, to put it in personal terms — my girlfriend said she’d say no if I’d popped the ring inside a mini-hat. So you’re a lucky man. Or I’m not. One of the two.

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