Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa is expected to miss the remainder of the season after suffering a torn ankle tendon during batting practice. Multiple outlets report that the injury occurs while Correa is taking a swing during pregame batting practice on Tuesday. Fox News says the tear requires surgery and that Correa is out for the season. The Athletic adds that Correa is believed to have suffered a serious ankle injury and that he is scheduled to visit a foot specialist to determine the exact diagnosis and severity. Following medical evaluation, The Athletic reports Correa undergoes season-ending ankle surgery. Winnipeg Free Press similarly reports that Correa undergoes season-ending surgery for a torn left ankle tendon. Across the reports, the injury is described as a tendon tear in the ankle, the timing is linked to batting practice, and the outcome is consistent: surgery and a full-season absence.