Twins pitcher Trevor May declared his arm 100 percent after playing long toss Monday, FOX Sports North reports.
"No problems," he said, per TwinCities.com. "I'm actually blown away by how quickly any pain went away. At this point, it feels like I banged it against a door."
May was hit in the arm by a line drive Saturday but said he'll continue his normal throwing routine in advance of his next start, which should come Thursday against the White Sox. May owns a 4.91 ERA and 13:2 K:BB ratio in 14 2/3 innings over three starts.
"It feels good -- 100 percent," May said, per MLB.com. "Right now, my plan is to continue on like I'm throwing a bullpen tomorrow, the same as always. I don't expect anything to get worse. I'll just keep treating it today and see if I can completely get it gone in the next couple days."