MLB Prospect Watch: Trevor May

Trevor May

Phillies pitching prospect Brody Colvin is hoping to put a rough 2011 season, and his off-the-field troubles, behind him says Bob Brookover of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Fellow prospect Phillippe Aumont is much closer to the majors than Colvin, and should in fact see the big leagues this season according to Todd Zolecki of MLB.com.
Trevor May has struggled with his control during his minor league career, but he's working on his body control this off-season by doing yoga notes Marcus Hayes of the Philadelphia Daily News..

It appears that, barring spring injuries, the Angels will send Mike Trout to Triple-A to begin the 2012 season, according to Sam Miller of The Orange County Register.
If the Orioles are looking to improve their big league ballclub via trade this off-season, Jonathan Schoop will be among the first names to come up, says Jordan Tuwiner of Orioles-Nation.com.
Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com takes a look back at Casey Kelly's first year in the Padres farm system, and reviews the rest of the system as well.
Now that Trevor May has been dubbed as the Phillies top prospect, PhuturePhillies.com considers what to expect from him in 2012.

Paul Clemens threw 6 2/3 scoreless innings in his first start in the Astros farm system, says Robert Emrich of MiLB.com.
Gary Sanchez blasted two more home runs, as the Yankees catching prospect continues his scorching hot bat, says Ashley Marshall of MiLB.com.
Jake Skole recorded two hits, but it wasn't enough as run support for his Rangers teammates, notes The Hickory Daily Record. In Triple-A, fellow Rangers prospect Martin Perez allowed just two singles through his first five innings, but got burned by five walks, according to The [Tacoma] News Tribune.
Phillies pitching prospect Trevor May struck out nine batters in seven scoreless innings, reports David Heck of MiLB.com.
Matt Dominguez homered on Wednesday night, but the Marlins 3B prospect was later forced to leave the game with what appeared to be a leg injury, reports Ashley Marshall of MiLB.com.

Mauricio Robles battled extreme control issues on Sunday, as the Mariners prospect walked seven of the 11 batters he faced, reports Mike Curto of The [Tacoma] News Tribune.
Adrian Cardenas had an RBI single in extra innings to help lead his A's teammates to victory, notes The Sacramento Bee.
Pirates pitching prospect Rudy Owens threw seven scoreless innings, says Nancy Zinni of PiratesProspects.com.
Eric Surkamp struck out 10 batters as the Giants LHP prospect tossed a seven-inning complete game, reports Andrew Pentis of MiLB.com.
Jiwan James went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a triple in support of Phillies teammate Trevor May, who struck out 11 batters in six innings of work, notes Adrian Martinez of MiLB.com.

Jameson Taillon gave up six earned runs in 2 1/3 innings of work on Saturday, which is by far the worst outing of the short professional career for the Pirates top prospect, notes Josh Jackson of MiLB.com.
Mariners power-hitting OF prospect Johermyn Chavez blasted a grand slam, reports Daniel Paulling of The Birmingham News.
Diamondbacks OF prospect A.J. Pollock had a big day at the plate, slugging a homer and adding two doubles on top for good measure, says Andrew Pentis of MiLB.com.
Nick Castellanos hit a pair of home runs, reports Dean Holzwarth of The Grand Rapids Press, as the Tigers prospect continues to show off a hot bat.
Yankees prospect D.J. Mitchell threw his second straight shutout on Saturday, says David Heck of MiLB.com.
Trevor May threw a seven-inning shutout, and the Phillies pitching prospect gave up just one hit in the outing, notes Andrew Pentis of MiLB.com.
C.J. Cron is having no trouble adjusting to professional baseball, as the Angels top pick from this past year's draft added to his already impressive numbers on Saturday by falling just a triple short of the cycle, says Ashley Marshall of MiLB.com.