Fri Jan 31 2014 | 14:47 | Lucas May signs on with Brewers |
Brewers signed C Lucas May to a minor league contract. |
He was not given an invite to spring training. May batted just .226/.277/.301 with three homers last year at Triple-A with the Pirates. |
Source: Brewers Player Development on Twitter | |
Sun Jan 13 2013 | 17:05 | Pirates add catcher Lucas May on minors deal |
Pirates signed C Lucas May to a minor league contract. |
May, 28, batted .215/.245/.348 in 75 games with the Mets' Triple-A affiliate the past season. He'll represent organizational depth. |
Source: Rotoworld.com | |
Mon Dec 12 2011 | 15:13 | Mets sign C May to a minor league deal |
Mets signed C Lucas May to a minor league contract. |
May, 27, hit .238 with 10 homers and and 44 RBIs last season between the Triple-A affiliates of the Diamondbacks and Royals. He'll provide organizational depth. |
Source: Rotoworld.com | |
Wed Apr 6 2011 | 08:28 | Royals send C May outright to Triple-A |
Royals sent C Lucas May outright to Triple-A Omaha. |
May was designated for assignment last week. The 26-year-old catcher batted .283/.349/.483 with 16 homers and 59 RBI between Double- and Triple-A last season, so it's a little surprising he didn't draw more interest on the waiver wire. |
Source: Rotoworld.com | |
Wed Mar 30 2011 | 18:00 | Royals designate Lucas May for assignment |
Royals designated C Lucas May for assignment. |
May should draw serious interest from major league teams seeking depth at catcher. The 25-year-old posted an .831 OPS and 16 home runs in 104 minor league games (mostly at Triple-A) last season. Those stats are inflated by the power-friendly Pacific Coast League, but he has a decent power bat. |
Source: Rotoworld.com | |
Wed Sep 1 2010 | 13:17 | Royals recall Lucas May from minors |
Royals recalled C Lucas May from Triple-A Omaha. |
May was acquired from the Dodgers in the Scott Podsednik trade last month. The 25-year-old catcher has batted .283/.349/.483 with 16 homers and 59 RBI in 375 at-bats with Double-A Chattanooga and Triple-A Albuquerque (Dodgers) and Triple-A Omaha (Royals) this season. Keep in mind that May spent most of the year in the hitter-friendly PCL, but he does have pretty good power for a catcher. It's his ability behind the plate that remains a work in progress, however. |