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Athletics' Denzel Clarke Has Left Hamstring Strain that Will Sideline Him Until at Least July
- Athletics outfielder Denzel Clarke suffered a significant left hamstring strain during a game and was returned from his rehab assignment with Triple-A Las Vegas.
- An MRI confirmed Clarke has a high-grade left hamstring strain, and he will be sidelined at least through or until after the All-Star break before being re-evaluated.
- Clarke had been on rehab for a right foot bone bruise prior to this injury and will continue his rehab in Sacramento.
- This season, Clarke has played 22 games with a batting average of.170, no home runs, six RBIs, one double, and two stolen bases.
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Athletics' Denzel Clarke has left hamstring strain that will sideline him until at least July
Athletics outfielder Denzel Clarke was returned from his rehab assignment with Triple-A Las Vegas because of what the team calls “significant left hamstring strain” suffered during Tuesday night’s game.
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Denzel Clarke Suffers Significant Hamstring Strain
The Athletics announced this evening that center fielder Denzel Clarke suffered a high-grade strain of his left hamstring while playing in a rehab game. The A’s won’t even have a defined return timeline until he’s reevaluated at some point after the All-Star Break. Clarke sustained the injury on Tuesday with Triple-A Las Vegas. He was working back from a bone bruise in his right foot that had already cost him a month. The hamstring seems to be f…
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