Hunter Harvey

Hunter Harvey will not pitch again this season, Dan Connolly of The Athletic reports.

Fantasy Impact

The Orioles are calling the shutdown "precautionary" as Harvey hasn't been able to pitch due to right biceps soreness. The 24-year-old was once a top prospect but has dealt with injuries his whole career. Hopefully, Harvey can come into 2020 completely healthy and compete for a spot in the rotation.

Hunter Harvey told reporters he has felt good physically and has been throwing this winter.

Fantasy Impact

Harvey, 24, is recovering from a forearm strain he suffered in 2018 and says his injury is fully healed. A former first-round pick in 2013, he has a career 3.11 ERA and struck out 217 batters in 176 2/3 innings pitched in his minor league career.

Baltimore Orioles top prospect Hunter Harvey will have Tommy John surgery on July 26 with Dr. Donald D'Alessandro in Charlotte, N.C. This will end his 2016 and most of his 2017 season.

Fantasy Impact

Harvey does not seem to have luck on his side, as he has only thrown 12.2 innings this season because of injuries. If your in a dynasty league, try to trade Harvey, otherwise let him go.

Orioles number two prospect Hunter Harvey is slated to have sports hernia surgery this week and is projected to be out four to six weeks.

Fantasy Impact

Harvey cannot catch a break. Hunter has been pitching in extended spring training and has not pitched in an affiliated game since 2014. If you are in a dynasty league look for trade options, otherwise it is going to be a long road back.

Hunter Harvey felt discomfort in his groin and has caused a set back in his rehab.

Fantasy Impact

This is the same injury that sidelined Harvey during spring training. Harvey is one of the Orioles top prospects and they are expecting a contribution from him at some point this season. A lingering injury could mess with that timeline.