The Phillies, a Trea Turner stop, will have an MRI on its right hamstrings on Monday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Turner underwent the injury during the seventh round of the 5-4 Sunday defeat against the Miami Marlins while launching a group and reaching the first on a launch error.
“It was just a bit tear me. It didn’t feel good,” said Turner after the match. “I felt that if I had been able to continue, I would have done it.”
Turner, who struck a solo circuit in sixth round, entered the national league on Monday with an average of the stick of .305. The all-star three times also leads the league with 179 strokes and has 15 circuits and 69 points produced in 140 games.
Edmundo SOSA replaced Turner at the Cop stop Sunday and is its probable replacement in the event of a potential travel on the 10-day injured list.
Philadelphia (83-60) enters the week with a lead of seven games on New York Mets in the NL East.
– field level media
