Arias (wrist) has gone 1-for-6 with a walk and three strikeouts over two games for the Giants' Arizona Complex League team.
6/22/24Rotowire
Arias was sidelined by a sprained wrist for the first two months of the season before making his debut. He's dealt with wrist injuries the last two seasons, putting a delay on the 18-year-old's development. The outfield prospect will likely get steady playing time in the ACL before moving up to Single-A San Jose later this summer.
Arias was sidelined by a sprained wrist for the first two months of the season before making his debut. He's dealt with wrist injuries the last two seasons, putting a delay on the 18-year-old's development. The outfield prospect will likely get steady playing time in the ACL before moving up to Single-A San Jose later this summer.
Arias was sidelined by a sprained wrist for the first two months of the season before making his debut. He's dealt with wrist injuries the last two seasons, putting a delay on the 18-year-old's development. The outfield prospect will likely get steady playing time in the ACL before moving up to Single-A San Jose later this summer.
Arias has not played in the Arizona Complex League due to a sprained wrist, per a report from Eric Longenhagen and Travis Ice of FanGraphs.
5/7/24Rotowire
One of the most highly-anticipated stateside debutants among ACL prospects, Arias was limited in 2023 due to a broken left wrist, so it's worth keeping in mind that he has dealt with significant wrist injuries in back-to-back seasons. Hopefully, with it being a sprain this time and not a fracture, Arias can get healthy in time to play in in the Arizona Complex League before play concludes in late July. After that, it's possible Arias could be sent to Single-A San Jose to make up for lost time.
One of the most highly-anticipated stateside debutants among ACL prospects, Arias was limited in 2023 due to a broken left wrist, so it's worth keeping in mind that he has dealt with significant wrist injuries in back-to-back seasons. Hopefully, with it being a sprain this time and not a fracture, Arias can get healthy in time to play in in the Arizona Complex League before play concludes in late July. After that, it's possible Arias could be sent to Single-A San Jose to make up for lost time.
One of the most highly-anticipated stateside debutants among ACL prospects, Arias was limited in 2023 due to a broken left wrist, so it's worth keeping in mind that he has dealt with significant wrist injuries in back-to-back seasons. Hopefully, with it being a sprain this time and not a fracture, Arias can get healthy in time to play in in the Arizona Complex League before play concludes in late July. After that, it's possible Arias could be sent to Single-A San Jose to make up for lost time.
Arias has not played in the Dominican Summer League since June 30 due to an undisclosed injury.
7/28/23Rotowire
It's possible we've seen the last of Arias in 2023, but he made quite an impression in a small sample. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound center fielder slashed .414/.539/.793 with four home runs, four steals and more walks (15) than strikeouts (11) in 76 plate appearances. He doesn't turn 18 until April, and will either be assigned to Single-A San Jose or the Arizona Complex League in 2024.
It's possible we've seen the last of Arias in 2023, but he made quite an impression in a small sample. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound center fielder slashed .414/.539/.793 with four home runs, four steals and more walks (15) than strikeouts (11) in 76 plate appearances. He doesn't turn 18 until April, and will either be assigned to Single-A San Jose or the Arizona Complex League in 2024.
It's possible we've seen the last of Arias in 2023, but he made quite an impression in a small sample. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound center fielder slashed .414/.539/.793 with four home runs, four steals and more walks (15) than strikeouts (11) in 76 plate appearances. He doesn't turn 18 until April, and will either be assigned to Single-A San Jose or the Arizona Complex League in 2024.
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