Phillies Injury Updates: Trea Turner may not need rehab assignment?

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• Trea Turner (left hamstring strain)
• Status: 10-day injured list
• Turner was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left hamstring strain on May 4. He declined to reveal what grade the strain is, but said he expects to miss “six weeks or so.”
• According to NBC Sports Philadelphia‘s Corey Seidman, Turner is going to “run, take grounders and hit in the cage” on June 8 in London. He’ll then “ramp up” when the Phillies return stateside and go to Boston. Manager Rob Thomson suggested that the two-time All-Star may not need to go on a rehab assignment before returning to the lineup. (Updated by Tim Kelly on June 8)

• Brandon Marsh (right hamstring strain)
• Status: 10-day injured list
• The Phillies placed Marsh on the 10-day injured list on June 3. Without committing to a timeline, Marsh did seem optimistic about returning in relatively short order, saying he was “looking for a pretty quick turnaround.” When asked to give a grade on Marsh’s hamstring strain, Thomson joked “half,” giving you an idea of how mild it was.
• Thomson told the media in London — including Seidman — that Marsh is in Allentown, doing “baseball activities” at Triple-A Lehigh Valley. The 26-year-old will take one of two paths when the Phillies return from London, either continuing to ramp up at Fenway Park with the team, or going to Double-A Reading. (Updated by Tim Kelly on June 8.)

• Yunior Marte (right shoulder inflammation)
• Status: 15-day injured list, retroactive to May 1
• Marte “felt a little something” after his scoreless appearance against the San Diego Padres on April 28, Thomson said. After the feeling went away, it really “flared up” during his appearance against the Los Angeles Angels on April 30. He wasn’t available during the final game of the Angels series, and ultimately was placed on the injured list on May 3.
• Marte began a rehab assignment on May 25 with Triple-A Lehigh Valley. He allowed two hits and an unearned run on 15 pitches in one inning of work.
• Marte is still with Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Per Thomson, he’s scheduled to pitch an inning on Tuesday, another inning on Thursday and two innings on Sunday. (Updated by Bailey Digh on June 4.)

• Luis Ortiz (right shoulder inflammation)
• Status: 15-day injured list
• Ortiz has been on the injured list since March 31 with a left ankle sprain. He has progressed from that injury, even making two rehab appearances for Single-A Clearwater. However, the most recent came on April 25. That’s because he was shut down for a period with right shoulder inflammation.
• Ortiz threw a bullpen session on Tuesday, according to Thomson. (Updated by Bailey Digh on June 4.)

• Michael Rucker (right hand arterial vasospasm)
• Status: 60-day injured list
• Rucker threw a bullpen session on May 14, and is set to throw another one on May 17.
• Rucker was transferred from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list on June 3. (Updated by Bailey Digh on June 4.)

• Dylan Covey (right shoulder strain)
• Status: 60-day injured list
• Covey is still dealing with his shoulder strain, and was backed off of throwing. As he was doing some conditioning work, he also slightly pulled a hamstring. He was in Philadelphia on May 8 seeing team doctors, but was expected to head back to Clearwater on May 10.
• Covey was transferred from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list on June 1. (Updated by Bailey Digh on June 4.)

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