Lewis connected on two home runs and drove in four for High-A Modesto in a game Sunday.

EDGE Analysis

The 2016 first-round pick looks to be back to full strength after knee surgery pushed back the start of his season to June 11, as he's racked up two hits in three consecutive games while homering three times in that span. If the outfielder's knee provides no complications over the final few months of the season, Lewis could rise up prospect lists in the offseason and prepare for an assignment to Double-A Arkansas to begin 2018.

Lewis (knee) is 3-for-10 with three runs scored since returning from the disabled list with the Arizona League Mariners.

EDGE Analysis

The top prospect started the season with the club's Low-A affiliate in Clinton, but he'll head to rookie ball to get back into the swing of things. Given that he's 22 years old and holds an .881 OPS in the 10 games he's played in the AZL, he likely will move up to either Low- or High-A relatively soon.

Lewis is still dealing with knee soreness, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lewis was placed on the minor-league DL with soreness in his right knee in mid-June, and is still being hampered by the injury. He played a few games for Rookie-level Arizona during the previous week while on a rehab assignment, but the team will be cautious with their star prospect moving forward.

Lewis landed on the 7-day DL with High-A Modesto soreness in his surgically repaired right knee, Modesto Nuts broadcaster Keaton Gillogly reports.

EDGE Analysis

He re-injured his knee while trying to make a play in the outfield on June 12 after making just four plate appearances this season. There is reportedly no structural damage, so he should be able to return at some point in the coming weeks.

Lewis has missed the last two games at High-A Modesto due to knee soreness but there is no structural damage, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Mariners' top prospect recently resumed playing games at High-A Modesto after undergoing surgery to repair an ACL injury last July. According to Divish, Lewis' knee soreness stems from a play he made in the field where his leg crashed against the outfield wall Monday. The Mariners will be cautious with him and keep Lewis out until the soreness fully subsides.

Lewis (knee) is set to appear at either High-A Modesto or Low-A Clinton on Sunday for his rehab assignment, Bob Dutton of the Tacoma News Tribune reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lewis is still at least a week away from returning after undergoing knee surgery last July, and has ramped up his progress with a simulated game Monday. The outfielder will report to either one of the Mariners Single-A affiliates by Sunday to begin his rehab assignment.

Lewis (knee) played in his first simulated game Monday, according to his personal Twitter account.

EDGE Analysis

He continues to trend in the right direction in his rehab, and should continue to play in sim games at extended spring training for the next couple weeks before possibly getting assigned to Low-A Clinton. Lewis is one of the best fantasy prospects from last year's draft class, boasting plus-plus raw power and above average speed to go with a good approach.

Lewis (knee) is participating in all baseball activities and is expected to begin playing games at extended spring training in June, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Lewis seems to be well ahead of schedule in his knee rehab, with many initial timetables keeping him out of commission until mid-July. It remains to be seen how his knee holds up in game action, but if all goes well, the Mariners project that the top prospect will be able to join Low-A Clinton sometime in the middle of June.

Lewis (knee) took swings off a tee for the first time since knee surgery Thursday, Lewis said on Twitter.

EDGE Analysis

It's good to see the Mariners' top prospect return to baseball activities, as it seems like his rehab is going as planned. Lewis still has a ways to go in his recovery, but at this point in time, he still seems to be on pace for a mid-July return.

Lewis (knee) ran on flat ground for the first time since knee surgery Thursday, Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

The top prospect had previously only ran on an anti-gravity treadmill, so this is a big point in his recovery process. With this development, Lewis appears to still be on track to a return to the field sometime in mid-July.