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Currently on the 10-day injury list; may return for the Dodgers/Athletics homestand
While sprinting to first base in the bottom of the ninth inning of the June 27 game against the Miami Marlins, Harper strained his left hamstring.
Rob Thomson likened Brandon Marsh’s hamstring injury from a few weeks ago to that of Harper. Although Thomson stated he is optimistic Harper will return in ten to fourteen days, he did not provide a timeframe for Harper’s homecoming. Regarding Harper’s wound, Thomson remarked, “We escaped a bullet.”

As of right now, he is able to work in the pool and weight room. (Updated on June 30, by Destiny Lugardo)

Kyle Schwarber (strained left groin)
Status: 10-day list of wounded; possible return 9 July
Due to left groin stiffness, Schwarber was taken out of the game against the Marlins in the ninth inning on June 27. Running to back up a ball that slipped past left field shortstop Edmundo Sosa caused him to get hurt.

Schwarber’s groin issue is “very, very mild,” according to Thomson. The Phillies anticipate Schwarber’s absence to be brief, much like Harper’s.
When his 10-day term on the minimum injured list expires on July 9, Schwarber stated he intends to make a comeback. “I’m happy with the news, but it could have been much worse,” Schwarber remarked. Prior to the Sunday, June 30 game against the Marlins, Thomson stated that Schwarber was expected to perform

(Left groin strain) Kyle Schwarber
10-day injured list status; possible return July 9
Due to stiffness in his left groin, Schwarber was pulled from the game against the Marlins in the ninth inning on June 27. In left field, he was hurt running to cover a ball that had gotten past shortstop Edmundo Sosa.

Schwarber’s groin strain, according to Thomson, is “very, very mild.” Similar to Harper, the Phillies anticipate Schwarber’s absence to be brief.
After serving his 10-day minimum disabled list term, on July 9, Schwarber stated he intends to return. Schwarber expressed his happiness with the news, saying, “It could have been much worse.” Thomson stated prior to the Marlins game on Sunday, June 30, that Schwarber was expected to perform