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White Sox outfielder Austin Hays sidelined by a right hamstring strain
Hays, 30, signed a $6 million contract and was batting .219 with one homer before leaving with the injury, the White Sox said.
- Chicago White Sox outfielder Austin Hays left Monday night's game against Baltimore with a right hamstring strain during the fourth inning.
- Hays pulled up while pursuing a two-out flyball hit by Tyler O'Neill to left field, an action that credited O'Neill with an RBI single as Adley Rutschman scored from first.
- The 30-year-old Hays signed a $6 million, one-year contract with the White Sox in free agency and is batting.219 with one homer and six RBIs in nine games this season.
- Derek Hill replaced Hays in the outfield immediately following the injury, while the White Sox stated the outfielder will undergo further evaluation to determine the strain's extent.
- Selected by the Orioles in the 2016 amateur draft, Hays spent his first six-plus seasons in Baltimore before joining the White Sox, recording career highs of 22 homers and 71 RBIs in 2021.
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Hays exits with right hamstring strain, will be placed on IL
CHICAGO -- White Sox outfielder Austin Hays will miss time with a right hamstring strain after he exited Monday’s 2-1 loss against the Orioles at Rate Field in the fourth inning after pulling up with a limp while chasing a fly ball that landed near the left-field line. It appeared
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