Brandon Marsh's rehab assignment with the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs has faced setbacks as he was removed after six innings due to continued hamstring soreness, the same issue that led to a 10-day injured list stint. Despite struggling at the plate with a .095 batting average and limited production, he is expected to play at least two more games in Triple-A before returning to the Philadelphia Phillies.

His absence has allowed Johan Rojas to step up, but he faces pressure after a costly error. Manager Rob Thomson is monitoring Marsh's progress closely, indicating that they are willing to wait for his full recovery before re-integrating him into the lineup, despite the urgency of his batting slump and the team's overall struggles.