Early last week there were murmurings coming from Colorado Rockies camp. Charlie Condon — the 2024 fourth-overall selection out of the University of Georgia — was injured. Even worse, the Rockies allegedly feared it was significant.
Last Friday the injury was confirmed. However, said injury was much less severe than anticipated. Condon suffered from a non-displaced fracture to his left wrist when he rolled his hand underneath his body attempting to make a diving catch during the first minor league spring training game of the spring.
Condon’s injury is classified as a radial styloid fracture—a break in the styloid process of the thicker wrist bone known as the radius.