Pre-draft rankings: 116th on Baseball America, 82nd on MLB Pipeline, 61st on FanGraphs

May spent his three-year college career at three different schools, putting it all together for Oregon State in 2024. May throws with a bit of effort from a low three-quarters slot. He averaged 94 mph with a sinking fastball that touches 98, but actually threw a high-spin sweeping slider more often and as his primary offering. The slider is a plus breaking ball that gets a tremendous amount of horizontal movement (about 18 inches on average, per Baseball America). He’ll also mix in a hard upper-80s changeup, but the pitch is a distant third offering in his arsenal for now.

There’s reliever risk with May thanks to his delivery and pitch usage, but if the Marlins can work their changeup development magic on him, he has the potential to start.

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