Brandon Marsh's ongoing recovery from a right hamstring strain took a turn for the worse this past weekend, as he reaggravated the injury while on a rehab assignment in Triple-A. Despite showing signs of improvement earlier, Marsh's struggle at the plate has been alarming, recording just a .095 batting average with an 0-for-31 slump before his injury. Rob Thomson noted that if Marsh receives medical clearance, a short rehab stint may be on the horizon.

Meanwhile, his absence has allowed Johan Rojas to reclaim the starting center field position for the Philadelphia Phillies. Rojas has provided some offensive spark during Marsh's absence, while Cal Stevenson has not yet made a substantial impact off the bench. The Phillies will continue to monitor Marsh closely and hope for a quick return to form.