Trevor May Stats
- Height / Weight
- 6' 5" / 240 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- 9/23/1989 (33)
- Experience
- 5
- College
- None
Trevor May Season Stats
Last 10 Games
Trevor May News
Oakland Athletics relief pitcher Trevor May (personal) has been activated from the 15-day injured list on Tuesday. The right-hander has been sidelined since mid-April while working on his mental health. He was able to get through a recent minor league rehab assignment without any issues. The expectation is that May is going to be eased back into action. However, he should be pitching in high-leverage spots once he's back to full speed. In a corresponding move, left-hander Kyle Muller has been optioned to Triple-A with May rejoining the roster.
The Oakland Athletics placed relief pitcher Trevor May on the 15-day injured list on Wednesday with issues related to anxiety and also transferred reliever Dany Jimenez (shoulder) to the 60-day injured list. Jimenez landed on the IL on Tuesday night and May follows him there a day later after posting a bloated 12.00 ERA with nine walks and eight earned runs allowed in just six innings of work so far this year. There's no timetable for when May might return to Oakland's bullpen, and with Jimenez out for an extended period of time as well, Zach Jackson appears to be the best bet for saves now in the team's bullpen. However, with the A's being one of the worst teams in all of baseball, Jackson probably won't be afforded many save chances.
Oakland Athletics relief pitchers Trevor May, Jeurys Familia and Dany Jimenez could all be used in save situations this year, according to manager Mark Kotsay. "I think we'll start out with the mindset that they're all options," Kotsay said. Fantasy managers shouldn't be too interested in the A's closing picture unless you're scrounging for save opportunities in AL-only leagues. May has 12 career saves in eight big-league seasons, Familia has 125 career saves in 11 major-league campaigns and Jimenez picked up his first 11 saves for the A's in 2022 in his second MLB season. This could be a straight committee approach, which makes speculating on any of these relievers dicey in fantasy. Jimenez has the most upside.
Batting Order
| 1 | Esteury Ruiz |
| 2 | Ryan Noda |
| 3 | Ramón Laureano |
| 4 | Seth Brown |
| 5 | JJ Bleday |
| 6 | Jace Peterson |
| 7 | Shea Langeliers |
| 8 | Tony Kemp |
| 9 | Nick Allen |
Trevor May Stats
Last 10 Games
Batting Order
| 1 | Esteury Ruiz |
| 2 | Ryan Noda |
| 3 | Ramón Laureano |
| 4 | Seth Brown |
| 5 | JJ Bleday |
| 6 | Jace Peterson |
| 7 | Shea Langeliers |
| 8 | Tony Kemp |
| 9 | Nick Allen |
2022 was a season to forget for Trevor May. Attempting to add a splitter to his arsenal, the year started off rough as the 33 year old allowed eight runs in his first 8.1 innings before being shut down due to a stress reaction in his right humerus. He did not return until August, but certainly looked to be back to his usual self down the stretch. Across 16.2 innings upon coming off the IL, he repped a 3.24 ERA. 2.88 xFIP, and 35.7 K%. His strong return proved enough to earn himself a one year contract with the Oakland Athletics. The good news is there aren't many teams in the league where Trevor May would be the favorite for save opportunities, but Oakland is certainly one. The bad news is there's an almost a 100% chance that May is dealt at the deadline to a team on the other side of the spectrum. So if all goes well you are looking at a half season of saves which is still extremely reasonable at the current ~354 ADP. But the real baller move would be to follow Oakland's strategy and trade May to a saves-needy team in your league after a few months and stash whoever has established himself as the next in line up to that point. Zach Jackson, A.J. Puk, Dany Jimenez, and Domingo Acevedo are all names to keep on the watch list.
