May returns to Fenway in a Boston uniform, carrying a 4.67 ERA but recent momentum from a six-inning shutout in Houston. He’s a proven strike-thrower whose ability to manage counts and mix his repertoire will be pivotal against Baltimore’s lefty-friendly rotation.

May appears as a streaming candidate for Week 21 with a Boston schedule: vs BAL and @ NYY. The write-up notes his mix has high strikeout upside but discipline issues and run support variability, making him a mixed-bag streamer with the potential for a strong two-start week if his strikeout rate jumps and timing aligns.

In Boston, May’s arsenal reshaping has teams cutting back the sinker, lifting four-seam usage, and incorporating a more frequent cutter paired with a Sweeper. The approach aims for better two-strike outcomes and mixed-pitch deception, though control remains a work in progress.

May’s Red Sox tenure centers on a cutter surge, stable four-seam usage, and a more frequent two-pitch pairing with the sweeper, now balanced across counts. He’s not yet a dominant strikeout figure, but the approach is sound—and the velocity and movement give him tangible upside if location improves.

May starts for Boston, aiming to rebound from inconsistent late-season results. His 4.85 ERA stands as a surface read while his underlying stuff suggests he can ride velocity and mechanics back toward season-average潜, offering fantasy upside if the fastball plays and command tightens.