Twins starter Trevor May was excellent in a no-decision on Saturday versus the Cubs. May went six innings, allowing just one run on seven hits. He walked two and struck out seven, as the Twins lost in extra innings. The rookie right-hander lowered his ERA to 4.03 with Saturday's impressive performance.
"Both starters did well," Twins manager Paul Molitor said, per MLB.com. "Trevor hung in there. He got out of a big bases-loaded jam and found a way to minimize through six innings. And from there, it just became a three-inning game for both teams with a lot of chances on both sides, but they finally capitalized there."
This was May's fifth quality start over his last seven outings, though he hasn't won a start since June 3. He'll make his next start on Friday in Milwaukee.