Connor Prielipp Fantasy Stats

Minnesota Twins pitching prospect Connor Prielipp has been promoted to Triple-A St. Paul after 19 starts at Double-A. The Twins' 11th-ranked prospect per MLB.com posted a 3.65 ERA, 1.49 WHIP, and a 20.4 percent K-BB% in 61 2/3 innings pitched for Wichita. After having Tommy John and an internal brace procedure, the former second-round draft pick amassed just nine starts and 25 1/3 innings pitched coming into 2025 between Single-A and High-A since being drafted in 2022, so this is by far the most complete season he's pitched yet. With the injury history, though, the Twins may limit the 24-year-old over the remainder of the season. However, if the 6-foot-2 southpaw performs well at Triple-A, expect to see him in the big leagues at some point next year, although his fantasy value may be capped for a bit if the organization remains cautious in its approach.

Minnesota Twins pitching prospect Connor Prielipp (elbow) underwent ulnar collateral ligament surgery in his pitching elbow Monday, per The Athletic's Dan Hayes. Hayes noted that the surgery was merely a UCL repair with the inclusion of an internal brace, not a full Tommy John surgery. The 22-year-old is the team's top pitching prospect, per MLB's Prospect Rankings. However, he previously underwent Tommy John surgery in 2021 and has made just two career starts in his professional career. Prielipp still holds a good deal of fantasy value in dynasty leagues, and while a timetable for his recovery is not yet known, fantasy managers should not expect him to pitch again this season.

Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Connor Prielipp (elbow) is expected to undergo surgery on Monday. The surgery will address the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow. He previously underwent Tommy John surgery in 2021 with Alabama. The Twins selected Prielipp in the second-round of last year's draft. The 22-year-old has only made two starts this season after going down in April with arm soreness. This surgery will knock Prielipp out for the rest of the season. The left-hander has a ton of potential, so hopefully he can get back on the right track.