Tim Mayza #37

Timothy Gerard Mayza (MAY-zuh)… Married, wife’s name is Darian; has two sons… Attended Upper Perkiomen High School (Pa.)… Attended Millersville University (Pa.) and was named All-American in his junior year… Graduated with a master’s degree in sport administration from Ohio University in 2021… Hobbies: Making sourdough, hanging with friends and family… Signed by: Bobby Gandolfo.

2025

Began the season with PIT before being claimed off waivers by the Phillies on 8/31...Was on PIT’s Opening Day roster and made seven appearances with a 2.89 ERA (3 ER, 9.1 IP) before being placed on the IL on 4/19 with a left shoulder lat muscle strain...Made four rehab appearances for Bradenton (A) and Indianapolis (AAA) from 8/19-29 before being claimed by the Phillies...Between both clubs, faced 27 LHH and limited them to a .200/.259/.240 slash line (.499 OPS)...Made the NLDS roster against LAD but did not appear in a game.

2024

Made a total of 50 regular season appearances between Toronto and New York (AL) and went 0-2 with a 6.33 ERA (42.2ip/34r/30er)...Began season with Toronto...Was designated for assignment on 6/29 and released by the Blue Jays on 7/5...Signed a minor league contract with New York on 7/12 and was assigned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 7/24...Earned his lone save in his second outing on 7/26 vs. Worcester...Picked up the win on 8/11 at Lehigh Valley...Was selected by the Yankees on 8/16... Pitched a career-high 3.2 innings on 9/14 vs. Boston...Held left-handed hitters to a .194 (7-for-36) average while pitching with New York...Made a scoreless appearance (0.2ip) in the Division Series against Kansas City on 10/7 and a scoreless outing (0.2ip) in the A.L.C.S. at Cleveland on 10/17... Retired all three Los Angeles batters he faced while tossing a scoreless ninth inning in Game 4 of the World Series.

2023

His 1.52 ERA ranked third among AL relievers (Chris Martin - 1.05, Felix Bautista - 1.48)... His 53 inherited runners were fourth most among MLB relievers...His 24.5 inherited runners scored percentage was eighth best in the AL... Went ER-free in 62 of 69 appearances...The 69 outings were a career-high and tied for 12th most in the AL... Entered with bases loaded and two out in the 10th inning on April 9 at LAA and got Shohei Ohtani to ground out for his fourth career save... Struck out all four batters faced on April 4 at KC (1.1 IP), tying his single-game career high (4 on July 11, 2018 at ATL).

2022

Had a career-high eight wins (5 in 2021), fourth most among MLB relievers...Went 8-1 on the year (.889 win%), the second-highest single-season winning percentage by a reliever in team history, min. four decisions (1st: Dennis Lamp - 11-0 in 1985)... His 3.14 ERA was also a career-best mark (3.28 ERA in 2018)... 48 of his 63 appearances were scoreless... Held lefty batters to a .162 average (12-for-74)... Pitched a 1-2-3 eighth inning (2K) on April 22 at HOU to pick up his 1st win of the season and the 10th of his career... Placed on the injured list with left forearm inflammation from May 15-June 10... Moved to 5-0 on July 26 vs. STL by retiring the only batter he faced in the 6th inning...Was his second win in as many contests and 3rd W in five team games... Placed on the injured list from Aug. 7-22 with a right shoulder dislocation... Earned his second career save by tossing 1.1 clean innings (K) on Sept. 10 at TEX... Threw a scoreless frame in his postseason debut in Game 1 of the ALWC on Oct. 7 vs. SEA.

2021

Pitched a career-high 53.0 innings (51.1 in 2019) with a career-high 57 strikeouts (55 in 2019)... His 38 inherited runners tied for 13th most in MLB...Stranded 30 of those runners, allowing 21.1% of inherited runners to score, the 10th-best mark in the Majors... From June 1 to the end of the season, went 4-2 with a 1.83 ERA (8 ER/39.1 IP) and a 0.74 WHIP... Made his season debut with a scoreless 1.0 IP on April 3 at NYY (H, 2K)...Was his first appearance since injuring his elbow Sept. 13, 2019, vs. NYY... Picked up his first win of the season on April 25 at TB (0.1 IP, 2 H), his first victory since July 29, 2019, at KC... Graduated with a Masters Degree in Sport Administration from Ohio University on April 30... Allowed his first runs of the season on May 7 at HOU (1.1 IP, 2H, 2ER, HR) after 12 scoreless outings to start the year... Surrendered his first homer since Aug. 21, 2019, at LAD... Didn’t allow an extra-base hit in 23 consecutive games from June 1-July 30, the 2nd-longest streak in club history (1st: Duane Ward - 24 games from Sept. 2, 1991-April 19, 1992)... Placed on the injured list with left elbow inflammation from Aug. 6-17... Picked up his first career save Aug. 29 at DET, going 1.1 innings with a hit.

2020

Spent the year recovering from Tommy John surgery which he had in September, 2019... Did his rehab at a facility in Lancaster, PA, near his home... Spent a lot of his down time working on his Masters Degree in Sport Administration from Ohio University...Began the program in August of 2019 before his injury, and hopes to have it completed this spring.

2019

Led the team with 68 appearances and 18 holds...Went 31.1 innings without allowing a homer from July 3, 2018-April 13, 2019...Gave up seven hits over 19 scoreless outings (16.1 IP, 5BB/20K) from Aug. 25, 2018-March 30, 2019...His 16.1 scoreless frames was the 5th longest active streak in the Majors at the time...Landed on the injured list from May 23-June 3 with left ulnar neuritis...Picked up his lone win of the season on July 29 at KC (1.1 IP, 1H, 1K)…Left the game on Sept. 13 vs. NYY with a left elbow injury after facing one batter...Underwent Tommy John reconstructive surgery on the ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow on Sept. 18 in Dallas with Dr. Keith Meister.

2018

Gave up seven hits over his last 18 scoreless outings (15.2 IP, 4BB/19K)…His 15.2 scoreless frames was the 5th longest active streak in the Majors and was the longest by a Blue Jay in 2018...Allowed runs in five of his 37 outings (13 ER/35.2 IP)…Let only four of his 27 inherited runners score...The 14.8% rate was the best on the team...Was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo on April 10, April 23, May 3, June 1, June 23, July 8 and Aug. 15...His seven recalls tied a franchise high (Ryan Tepera-2016, Leonel Campos-2017)…Made his season debut on April 18 vs. KC (1.0 IP, H, BB, K)…Struck out a career-high four batters over 2.0 frames on July 11 at ATL...On Aug. 25 vs. PHI, tied a career high with 2.0 IP and tossed the longest hitless outing of his career as he retired all six batters faced (3K)…Did so again on Sept. 3 vs. TB, using a double play to go hitless over 2.0 IP while retiring all five hitters he faced...Pitched the 9th on Sept. 17 at BAL and struck out all three batters faced, doing so for the 1st time in his career...Improved to 3-0 for his career with his 2nd win of the season on Sept. 28 at TB.

2017

Recorded at least one strikeout in 17 of his 19 MLB games for a 14.29 SO/9 ratio (highest among Toronto pitchers) and a 6.75 SO/BB ratio (2nd on TOR) ... Allowed just one extra-base hit (a double) to a left-handed hitter (37 PA) while limiting them to a .206 average (7-for-34, 3BB, 12K) ... Had his contract selected from Triple-A Buffalo (1-1, 0.93 ERA in 11 games) on Aug. 14 ... Made his MLB debut on Aug. 15 vs. TB, tossing one inning (2H, 1K)…Struck out the 1st batter he faced (Peter Bourjos)… Became the first player from Millersville University to appear in a MLB game since RHP Jim Todd in 1979 (courtesy MLB network) ... Gave up his 1st home run on Aug. 18 at CHC to Javier Baez ... Was sent down to Buffalo on Aug. 19 and recalled again three days later ... Struck out a personal-best three batters on Aug. 24 at TB...Recorded three strikeouts again on Aug. 27 vs. MIN ... Picked up his 1st MLB win on Sept. 12 vs. BAL (0.1 IP, K).

2016

Began the 2016 season at Advanced-A Dunedin...Posted a 1.66 ERA over 48.2 IP of work (28 games) ... On April 22, 2016 vs. Lakeland, combined to throw a no-hitter along with Brad Allen and Adonys Cardona...It was the first no-hitter recorded by Dunedin since 1992 ... Promoted to Double-A New Hampshire on June 20, 2016 ... Sent back to Dunedin on Aug. 4, 2016 after appearing in 14 games for the Fisher Cats (4.11 ERA, .281 opp. avg.) ... In 42 relief appearances between Dunedin and New Hampshire in 2016, combined to produce a 2.25 ERA with 30 walks and 65 strikeouts over 64.0 innings.

2015

Posted career bests in WHIP (1.37), ERA (3.07), opponents' batting average (.238) and H/9 ratio (7.92) during the 2015 season at Class-A Lansing ... Made a spot start for Lansing in 2015 on Aug. 22 vs. Bowling Green and tossed five scoreless innings (1H, 1BB, 5K) ... Recorded a save in his 1st career professional postseason contest - Sept. 12 vs. West Michigan...Worked 2.1 innings that afternoon (allowed 1 ER) ... Was added to the Toronto Blue Jays Arizona Fall League roster after the 2015 campaign.