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Texas A&M baseball outfielder Braden Montgomery exited the Aggies' super regionals matchup against Oregon on Saturday with a lower-leg injury and is expected to miss the rest of the season.

Aggies coach Jim Schlossnagle told reporters after their 10-6 win on Saturday that he thinks Montgomery is out for the rest of the season with what he called a lower-leg injury.

Montgomery, projected to be one of the first selections of the 2024 MLB Draft, was attempting to score but was thrown out at home plate after diving headfirst to the plate. He then spent multiple minutes down on the ground, eventually being placed in an air cast and hobbling to the dugout.

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The first-year Stanford transfer has been one of college baseball's best players this season, sporting a .322 batting average with 27 home runs and 85 RBIs this season with an impressive 1.186 OPS.

Montgomery drew a walk in his first at-bat of the game.

Here's everything to know about Montgomery's injury:

Braden Montgomery injury update

Montgomery left the Aggies' super regional game against Oregon on Saturday with an apparent leg injury, after he was excited the game with an air cast on his right leg. Schlossnagle said he thinks he will miss the rest of the season after the game.

Montgomery attempted to round third and score on a single to left field but was thrown out at the plate after diving headfirst. He appeared to trip up his leg and was tended to by trainers for multiple minutes before hobbling to the dugout.

Schlossnagle was later interviewed on the ESPN broadcast, noting Montgomery is "banged up pretty good." He was then shown with crutches in the dugout, still wearing the air cast. After the game, Schlossnagle said Montgomery is expected to miss the rest of the year with a leg injury, though he did not go into specifics.

Braden Montgomery surgery

Montgomery had surgery on Wednesday, Schlossnagle told reporters on Wednesday.

Schlossnagle added Montgomery will join the team in Omaha for the College World Series, when the Aggies start the CWS against Florida on Saturday.

This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Braden Montgomery injury update: Texas A&M star expected to miss rest of season