The Philadelphia Phillies have activated Brandon Marsh from the injured list ahead of Saturday's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Marsh, who strained his right hamstring on April 17, played six rehab games with the Triple-A Lehigh Valley IronPigs, hitting .300 with a home run and six RBIs. Despite a dismal start to his season, hitting just .095 before his injury, the Phillies are optimistic about his return to form. In his absence, Johan Rojas has been impressive in center field, batting .318 with strong defensive performances.

With a right-handed pitcher on the mound for the Diamondbacks, Marsh's chances of starting are favorable, although he could also come off the bench. In a corresponding move, Cal Stevenson has been sent back down to the minors after a brief stint with the Phillies.

Brandon Marsh, the Philadelphia Phillies' outfielder, has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a mild strain of his right hamstring. This decision was made retroactive to Thursday, following an incident during a game against the San Francisco Giants where he felt discomfort while fielding a ball. Marsh's performance has suffered recently, as he's currently on a 31-at-bat hitless streak, hitting only .095 with one home run and five RBIs across 17 games this season.

Manager Rob Thomson noted that while Marsh's condition wasn't deteriorating, his inability to run at full speed warranted this precautionary measure. The team remains optimistic about his recovery, with plans for him to accompany the team on their upcoming trip and participate in drills until he is ready for a minor league rehab assignment. In the meantime, Cal Stevenson has been called up from Triple-A, and Johan Rojas is expected to see increased playtime in center field, capitalizing on his impressive .345 batting average during limited opportunities.