Dodgers pitcher Dustin May had great “stuff” on Wednesday night, but his performance was the embodiment of stuff not always being enough. Dodgers pitcher Dustin May only walked two of the 22 hitters he faced on Wednesday night, so it would be easy to assume command and control weren’t his big issues in his four-inning, five-run clunker. But if you dig in a little deeper, it’s easy to see that a lot of the hits May allowed — and he allowed seven, to go along with the two walks and one hit better — were the result of command issues.…