No. 2 prospect Condon suffers wrist injury, follow-up coming

The Rockies¡¯ top prospects will take the field Sunday for their Spring Breakout game against the White Sox in Camelback Ranch, but the lineup will not include the system's top-ranked position player.

Charlie Condon, selected after a record-smashing career at the University of Georgia and signed to a $9.25 million bonus, sustained a left wrist injury on Tuesday while diving to make a catch against the Athletics in the first Minor League game of the spring.

Condon is MLB Pipeline's No. 29 prospect overall, and the No. 2 prospect in the Colorado system. The Rockies are awaiting a complete diagnosis until discussing the exact nature of the injury.

Last season, the third baseman/outfielder hit .180 with a .518 OPS, one home run, 11 RBIs, and four stolen bases in 25 games with High-A Spokane after being drafted, while dealing with a bone spur on his right ring finger.

He hadn't appeared in a Cactus League game this spring, but took on Major League pitchers in intersquad matchups.