Milwaukee Brewers: Corey Ray tears meniscus

Milwaukee Brewers outfield prospect Corey Ray underwent surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee on Wednesday.

The fifth overall pick in June’s MLB First-Year Player Draft suffered the injury sliding into third base during an instructional league game in Arizona, according to Brewers farm director Tom Flanagan.

There is no timetable set for Ray’s return, and he will stay in Arizona in order for the team’s medical personal to observe his recovery.

MLB.com ranks Ray as the Brewers No. 2 overall prospect. In his first professional season, Ray played in 60 games between Class A and Class A-Advanced, hitting .239 with five home runs and 17 RBIs.

Read my feature article on Corey Ray here

Dan Zielinski III
Dan Zielinski IIIhttp://BaseballProspectJournal.com
Dan Zielinski III is the creator of the Baseball Prospect Journal and has covered the MLB draft since 2015. His draft work originally appeared on The3rdManIn.com, a sports website he started in December 2011. He also covered the Milwaukee Brewers as a member of the credentialed media for four years. Follow him on Twitter @DanZielinski3.

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