68 Seguidores
Rendimiento
Gráfica de precios
Últimas 20 ventas
Juegos
Juegos
18 mar
MLB
19 mar
MLB
24 mar
MLB
25 mar
MLB
Información
Dorsal
#85Edad
27Lugar de nacimiento
usaSuministro de cartas
Limited
78
Rare
18
Super Rare
4
Unique
0
NovedadesDe la mano de
De la mano de
11 de marzo de 2025
Officially given rotation spot
Manager Dave Roberts said Tuesday that May will begin the season as the Dodgers' fifth starter, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports.
Análisis
May had been battling Tony Gonsolin for the final spot in Los Angeles' rotation, but with the latter set to begin the season on the IL due to a back injury, May will officially claim the final spot. He won't travel with the team to Japan for the Tokyo Series against Chicago, per David Vassegh of AM 570 LA Sports. The 27-year-old righty will instead remain in Arizona to continue ramping up for the start of the domestic season.
11 de marzo de 2025
In position to win rotation spot
Manager Dave Roberts stated Monday that May makes sense as the team's fifth starter, Dodgers Territory reports.
Análisis
Roberts has been impressed with how May has pitched so far in spring training, and with Tony Gonsolin dealing with a minor back issue that flared up while lifting, it appears May will claim the fifth spot in the starting rotation. The 27-year-old has appeared in three exhibitions this spring, most recently tossing three scoreless frames and striking out three Thursday against the Rangers.
7 de marzo de 2025
Fares well in audition for rotation
May pitched three scoreless innings in a Cactus League contest against Texas on Thursday, allowing one hit and issuing two walks while striking out three batters.
Análisis
May and Tony Gonsolin are the leading candidates to claim the Dodgers' final rotation spot, so any outing by either pitcher carries a bit more weight than a typical spring appearance. May helped his case in his third Cactus League appearance, and while his control wasn't great -- he threw 27 of 50 pitches for strikes -- the right-hander sat in the mid-90s with his fastball. May allowed four runs (three earned) over one-plus frame against the Angels in his last start, so this rebound was encouraging. The most important thing for the 27-year-old will be to stay healthy, as he missed all of 2024 and has yet to throw more than 56 innings in a big-league season since making his debut with the Dodgers in 2019.