A pitcher's outing was cut short after a painful incident. Dustin May was struck by a line drive in the upper back. The ball had been hit at a speed of 106 mph.

May's reaction suggested he was in discomfort, favoring a specific area. A consultation took place on the mound, involving the pitcher, a trainer, and the manager. May attempted to throw warmup pitches, but ultimately left the game.

Further details about the incident and its aftermath are available from the source. The game involved the Milwaukee Brewers and the New York Mets.