Brewers starter gets drilled with 106 mph line drive in terrifying moment, leaves game after one pitch
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Key Points:
- Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Dustin May was hit by a 106 mph line drive on his first pitch Wednesday night, resulting in a bruised right scapula and his removal from the game after just one out.
- Despite the injury, May expressed optimism about making his next start, noting no structural damage and feeling better after initial discomfort.
- Robert Gasser replaced May and delivered an impressive relief performance, pitching 5 1/3 innings of one-run ball in his first major league relief appearance.
- The Brewers' bullpen, including Grant Anderson and Bryse Wilson, combined to shut out the Mets over the final innings, helping Milwaukee secure an 8-1 victory.
- May was acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals at the trade deadline and is expected to be a key contributor for the Brewers as they continue their playoff push.
