Trevor May Stats

New York Mets relief pitcher Trevor May (shoulder) has been diagnosed with a stress reaction on the lower portion of his humerus bone. The 32-year-old will be shut down for at least four weeks, according to Mets beat writer Anthony DiComo. May had been struggling immensely this year. Prior to receiving an MRI on Wednesday, he told reporters that he didn't feel 100 percent healthy. Over 8.1 innings this season, May has an 8.64 ERA and a 1.92 WHIP. While we don't know his official timeline as of now, we know that he will at least be out until mid-to-late June based on him being shut down for at least a month.

over 6 months ago

New York Mets relief pitcher Trevor May (triceps) will undergo an MRI on his right arm on Tuesday. The 32-year-old has been struggling over the first month of the year, pitching to an 8.64 ERA and a 1.92 WHIP over 8.1 innings. On Monday night, he spoke to reporters and stated, "I'm not feeling 100 percent healthy...It's hard to compete when you're just worried if something is going to hurt when you throw, to the point where I'm not very comfortable throwing my best pitches." May first injured his right triceps during an outing on April 11, but he pitched through the injury and avoided a stint on the injured list. It sounds like a move to the injured list is coming this time around, but we should have more specific details soon.

over 6 months ago

New York Mets relief pitcher Trevor May picked up his first save of the season in Tuesday's Game 2 3-1 win over the Giants in the second game of a doubleheader. May came on to pitch the ninth inning up by two and tossed a 1-2-3 inning with a strikeout to end the game. The team's closer, Edwin Diaz, pitched in Game 1, so May was called upon and got the job done. However, fantasy managers should not expect May to see many save opportunities for the Mets. Furthermore, he hasn't pitched all that well, posting a 4.50 ERA with two strikeouts and a walk over four innings pitched this season.

over 6 months ago