The Rockies’ top positional prospect has a broken left wrist and will be out at least six weeks, MLB.com reported. The third baseman/outfielder sustained the injury on Tuesday while diving to make a catch against the Athletics in his first minor league game of spring training.

Charlie Condon won't resume baseball activities until late April at the earliest, costing the Colorado Rockies' 2024 first round pick the start of the regular season.

Outfielder Charlie Condon, the Colorado Rockies’ third overall pick in the 2024 draft, will have a delayed start to 2025. Per Thomas Harding of MLB.com, Condon suffered a left wrist injury Tuesday when he dove for a catch against the Athletics in his first game this spring.

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

Rockies prospect Charlie Condon suffered a non-displaced fracture in his left wrist, reports Manny Randhawa of MLB.com. He’ll be in a splint for a month and will not resume baseball activities for six weeks. Condon will not require surgery, but this will delay his season debut until at least May.

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.

Rockies top prospect Charlie Condon will begin the season on the minor league IL after breaking his wrist. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.