Third baseman Ryan Mount of the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes won’t be back in the lineup any time soon.

Mount, a graduate of Ayala High School, has been out since May 28 with a frayed tendon in his foot, the same one he had surgically repaired in 2011.

Mount saw his doctor on Tuesday. The injury is getting better but he’s probably another three weeks away from resuming baseball activity. He is trying to get back by the end of the season but that will probably be tough.

Mount, who turns 27 next month, was having a career year, hitting .342 in 42 games when he was sidelined.

He says he hopes to play winter ball to make up for the lost months.

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It was a game that ended with Scott Schebler’s walk-off grand slam a thrilling moment for the Quakes to win their first game this season when trailing after eight innings. Now only Lake Elsinore and San Jose are winless in those situations.

But this was a game with plenty of nuances:

• If Lancaster manager Rodney Linares doesn’t take Telvin Nash out of the game after he was hit by a pitch (and yapping with Quakes starter Gustavo Gomez) in the sixth innings, then Carlos Perdomo isn’t playing third and might not be making the error that started the bottom of the ninth.
• Lancaster was 2 for 13 with runner in scoring position. They also had a runner thrown out in each of the last three innings at home or in a rundown between third and home.
• Each team had a strikeout/wild pitch that either scored a run or kept an inning alive to allow a run to score later.
• What impact did it have bringing in Lancaster closer Travis Ballew in the eighth inning trying to get a four-out save?
• If Scott Wingo, who has good speed and bunts well, doesn’t get that bunt down with 2 on and 0 outs in the ninth, do the Quakes win? The bunt was thrown away, allowing a run to score and putting the winning run in scoring position.
• The Quakes did not get a single runner into scoring position in any of the first six innings, yet won.
• Scott Schebler’s grand slam was the Quakes’ second this season (the other was by Darnell Sweeney) and first in the league since June 16, the longest gap without one this season.

Outfielder Jonathan Garcia of the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes has been named California League Player of the Week for June 10-16.

Garcia, 21, hit .560 (14 for 25) in six games with two doubles, two triples, three home runs, 11 RBI and three stolen bases..

After batting just .220 in May, Garcia is running wild in June with seven homers, 21 RBI and a .443 average in 15 games. He had back-to-back four hits games, with one of those consisting of two home runs and five RBI.

On the season Garcia, who also played with the Quakes last year, is hitting .304 with 13 doubles, five triples, 16 home runs and 43 RBI.

Right-hander Daniel Winkler of Modesto was the Pitcher of the Week. Winkler, 23, had two starts (14 innings) and went 1-0 with just four hits and one earned run allowed and 16 strikeouts.

Rancho Cucamonga Quakes catcher Chris O’Brien has been placed on the disabled list with a fractured middle finger.

O’Brien, 23, was hitting .169 in 37 games.

To fill his spot on the roster the Quakes are getting catcher Webster Rivas from extended spring. Rivas was with the Quakes early in the season, playing three games, all in April.