Phillies shortstop Trea Turner left Sunday's game in Miami due to a right hamstring strain, according to the team. He's going to be evaluated further in the coming day or so before there's any word as to the severity and how much, if any, time Turner will miss.

"There's some concern there," Phillies manager Rob Thomson said after the game. "Obviously he's having a great year. He's a big part of this ballclub. I want to keep people healthy, especially coming down the stretch here. We'll know more tomorrow."

Turner said after the game that he felt "grabbing" and will undergo an MRI Monday.

Turner, who homered Sunday before his exit, is hitting .305/.356/.458 with 31 doubles, seven triples, 15 homers, 69 RBI, 94 runs and 36 stolen bases. He's the Phillies' leadoff man and relies quite a

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