Brewers' Dustin May Exits After 1 Pitch on 106 mph Liner, Suffers Bruised Right Scapula
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Updated · Fox News · Aug 27
Brewers' Dustin May Exits After 1 Pitch on 106 mph Liner, Suffers Bruised Right Scapula
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 27
Summary
One pitch into Milwaukee’s 8-1 win over the Mets, Dustin May left after A.J. Ewing’s 106 mph comebacker struck him in the right scapula.
May tried a few warm-up throws after trainers checked him, but said the area “didn’t feel right”; he later said nothing was structurally wrong and hopes to make his next start.
Robert Gasser absorbed the sudden workload with 5 1/3 innings of one-run relief in his first major league bullpen appearance, helping cover 26 outs after May’s exit.
May, 28, was acquired from St. Louis at the trade deadline and is expected to factor heavily down the stretch; he has a 4.56 ERA over 25 starts this season.