Robbie Ray

The Giants placed Robbie Ray on the 60-day injured list.

Fantasy Impact

Ray was acquired in a trade from the Mariners earlier in the offseason. He remains on track to return at some point around the All-Star break for the Giants.

Robbie Ray is reportedly on track to begin throwing off the mound during Spring Training.

Fantasy Impact

Ray has already begun throwing from 120 feet as he continues to recover from Tommy John surgery. His timeline remains around the All-Star break barring any setbacks.

The Seattle Mariners have traded Robbie Ray in a package deal to the San Francisco Giants.

Fantasy Impact

Ray isn't expected to be healthy until the All-Star break coming off Tommy John surgery. He provides the upside to be a top-end of the rotation pitcher for the Giants if he can stay healthy over the second half of the season. He'll likely be a stash from a fantasy perspective.

The rehab has reportedly been going well for Robbie Ray and there is hope he could be ready around the All-Star break.

Fantasy Impact

Ray underwent Tommy John surgery in May which has around a 12-15 month recovery. It sounds like a return around next July or August is best case scenario for Ray.

Robbie Ray will undergo flexor tendon repair surgery and will miss the rest of the season.

Fantasy Impact

Ray made just one start earlier in the season before he was sidelined. There is a good chance we'll see one of Bryce Miller or Emerson Hancock called up from the Mariners farm system to step into the starting rotation. Ray has three years left on the five-year deal he signed a couple of offseason's ago.