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uClass AA Northwest Arkansas (Springdale) right-hander

will miss the rest of the season after being scheduled to have thoracic outlet syndrome surgery. The condition is the same one that ended New York Mets starter Matt Harvey’s season. The injury-plagued Zimmer appeared in three games this season, pitching 52⁄ innings.

He had elbow surgery in 2012 and shoulder surgery in 2014 after being sidelined for much of the 2014 season with a right shoulder strain. Zimmer didn’t begin his season until May 7 with Wilmington (Del.) of the Class A Carolina League because of shoulder fatigue. uEverett (Wash.) outfielder

the 11th overall pick in last month’s draft, tore his anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus in his right knee during a July 19 collision at home plate. Lewis was hitting .299 with three homers, 26 RBI and a .915 onbase-plus-slugging percentage in 30 short-season Northwest League games. There is no timetable for his return next spring.

uHunter injuryplagued career took another hit when it was announced he would have Tommy John elbow surgery and likely miss the 2017 season. The low-A Aberdeen (Md.) righthander, who was taken 22nd overall in the 2013 draft, has pitched in five games since 2014, when he was shut down in July because of concerns about his elbow. He missed last year while rehabbing the elbow and had surgery to repair a sports hernia this spring.

Harvey has appeared in 30 games in four years since the Baltimore Orioles drafted him. uIdaho Falls catcher

has dominated the rookie-level Pioneer League during the season’s first month. The Colombian native was leading the league in hitting (.449), RBI (32), doubles (14), slugging percentage (.806), total bases (79) and extra-base hits (22) through July 22. He was second in on-base percentage (.500) and third in runs (28) through 25 games.