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Lawlar

Lawlar is working his way back from the hamstring injury that has sidelined him for the overwhelming majority of the season. The 22-year-old is expected to report back to Triple_A soon, but it seems unlikely that he’ll play for the Diamondbacks in 2024. He’s definitely still an upside play in the future.

It’s been a lost season for Lawlar, as the 22-year-old was injured to begin the year and then suffered a setback with a Grade 1 hamstring strain in the middle of June. It seems unlikely that Lawlar sees time with Arizona in 2024, but the shortstop still has fantasy upside in his right-handed bat.

The 21-year-old infielder is expected to miss an additional six-to-eight weeks with this setback. Lawlar had been on the recovery trail from a Grade 1 hamstring strain that he suffered in mid-June. Now there’s a chance that we may not see him playing competitive games again until September.

Lawlar has missed the majority of the first half due to injury, so it’s a positive sign that he’s ready to return to game action after being shelved back in mid-June with a Grade 1 hamstring strain. The 21-year-old shortstop remains one of the top fantasy prospects in the game and figures to be back in action at Triple-A Reno in a few days.

Lawlar is going to wind up missing at least 4-6 weeks after suffering the ailment over the weekend at Triple-A Reno. The 21-year-old top prospect missed the first couple months of the year recovering from thumb surgery and just made his season debut in the upper minors last week.

Lawlar had just made his way back to Triple-A Reno after missing the start of the season due to surgery on his thumb. The 21-year-old is one of the top prospects in baseball, and if healthy, he has a chance to be a contributor this summer. Unfortunately there’s now questions as to whether that can happen, and he joins a long list of prospects who have dealt with injury at the Triple-A level.

Welcome back, Jordan. The 21-year-old top prospect, who made a late-season cameo last year with the Diamondbacks, is finally healthy after undergoing thumb surgery back in late March and looked impressive in his Triple-A debut following a handful of contests in the Rookie-level Arizona Complex League. He’s one of the most intriguing prospects in the entire fantasy landscape and remains a top-15 overall prospect for dynasty league purposes. There’s a chance he’s back in Arizona at some point this summer.

Lawlar will move his rehab assignment to Triple-A after spending seven games in the Arizona Complex League as he works his way back from thumb surgery. The 21-year-old posted an OPS of .878 and stole five bases in his time in the ACL. Lawlar is one of the best prospects in baseball, and he has a real chance to make an impact on fantasy teams before 2024 comes to a close.

Lawlar is working his way back from late-March thumb surgery, which was expected to keep him sideline for at least 8-10 weeks. The 21-year-old is one of the most intriguing prospects in the entire fantasy landscape and figures to be ready to return to Arizona at some point later this summer.

Lawlar is expected to miss at least two months to open the season after suffering a ruptured UCL ligament trying to pick up a ball during a minor league spring training game. The 21-year-old top prospect will likely resume baseball activities at some point in early June down at Triple-A Reno.