Phillies SS Trea Turner exits with hamstring injury

Philadelphia Phillies star shortstop Trea Turner left Friday’s game with left hamstring soreness after scoring the eventual game-winning run.

Turner singled and stole second in the fourth inning, then scored from second on a passed ball in a 4-3 home win over the San Francisco Giants.

However, when the Phillies took the field in the top of the fifth, Edmundo Sosa was at shortstop.

Turner, 30, who is hitting .343 with two homers, 10 stolen bases and nine RBIs in 33 games this season, told reporters after the game that he would be out for a couple of days. He will be re-evaluated Saturday.

“I hate being hurt and it’s not gonna be fun for the training staff,” the two-time All-Star said with a smile, per CBS Philadelphia.

In his 10th season, Turner has a .298 batting average with 152 homers, 270 stolen bases and 519 RBIs with the Washington Nationals (2015-21), Los Angeles Dodgers (2021-22) and Phillies.

Blogs

Advertise with us with SWEET DEALS!

Advertise with us with SWEET DEALS!

Sweet Deals are radio advertising at its best. It’s a cash-free marketing campaign for your business that grows your customer base. It’s not about the offer – it’s about branding. We limit your liability by selling a fixed, fair number of deals. If you would like more information on our Sweet Deals program, fill out…

Local Resources

These are some very trying times on our hands, and here at The Score, we are trying to give you as many local resources and information that we can to assist you. If you, or someone you know, has lost their job and needs more information regarding unemployment information you can click HERE or HERE for…

The Score’s Online Career Fair

The Score’s Online Career Fair

THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES ARE HIRING Click on the logo of the company below, and it will take you to that website. Eugene School District 4J Elwood Staffing Farwest Steel Lane Community College Northwest College Professional Credit Nova Healthcare Express Employment Northwest Community Credit Union Oregon Department of Transportation    

Headlines