Welcome to episode number 138 of the Chris Rose Rotation, a production of John Boy Media,

and today presented to you by our good friends over at Seek Geek, and we would like to welcome

back from his little minor league rehab stint. He is back with the big league club in the New York

Mets bullpen, Trevor May. Good to see you, my friend. How are you? Good, I'm good. It's good to be back. It's for having me.

Yeah. So play Weatherman, first of all, up in New York City. I was just there this weekend. We were

doing another Blitzball tourney that'll be coming out on our John Boy Media, our Warehouse Games channel.

I don't know exactly when, but over the next few months, and it was awesome, except I felt like we were doing it on the sun.

Is it still nasty?

It's so hot.

Yes, it's so hot.

It was 95 yesterday.

It was just, it's one of those, it's just energy sapping just by standing near something that might be touching the outside.

So it's so hot, but it's hot everywhere. It's so hot.

So when, um, when we hear about the dog days, I always, when I've talked to relievers over the

years, they're like, August is the worst month. There might as well be 60 days. Now, I know obviously

you were down because you had your injury. So maybe you feel a little

bit different this year as opposed to most years. But what is it like in the month of August

for a major league reliever? It's tough. It's really tough for a couple reasons. You've already

thrown four months worth of pitches, which is the main and the obvious one.

But then there's this anticipation that also kind of takes it out of you of September.

And for teams that are in it, like, you know, through the whole year, you can do a good job of kind of like spreading out

innings and like getting guys dressed.

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