Robbie 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.

Robbie Ray met with team doctors on Tuesday.

Fantasy Impact

Ray continues to work his way back from a forearm injury. If he's cleared to start throwing, he will head to Arizona to start the process. Ray remains without a timetable to return.

Robbie Ray "looks good, feels good" and will be re-evaluated on his left flexor strain on Monday, per Mariners manager Scott Servais.

Fantasy Impact

If all goes well on Monday, Ray will begin a throwing program. He remains without a timetable to return and it'll be Chris Flexen continuing to fill-in for him in the Mariners starting rotation.

Mariners SP Robbie Ray is yet to resume throwing. However, there is optimism that he will begin light tossing in the coming days, per Seattle Times' Ryan Divish.

Fantasy Impact

Manager Scott Servais said on Tuesday he spoke with Ray and he is feeling pretty good. There is still no timetable for his return. But this is at least the first piece of good news with regard to Ray's return to the rotation.

Robbie Ray (elbow) has yet to be cleared to throw, per Mariners’ manager Scott Servais.

Fantasy Impact

Ray was diagnosed with a flexor strain after his first start of the season. With Ray yet to throw, there is no timetable for his return and fantasy managers should expect him to be out indefinitely.