Eloy Jiménez strained his left hamstring Tuesday night, and the White Sox are unsure of how long he will be out of the lineup. However, the team anticipates that he will miss at least two games, according to the Associated Press.
“It’s imperative to observe his waking state,” manager Pedro Grifol informed reporters on Tuesday.
In the fifth inning, Jiménez was hurt while attempting to score from home plate after Corey Julks hit a ball. The following time Jiménez’s designated hitter position appeared in the order, Gavin Sheets took it.
Jiménez has already suffered two injuries while sprinting the bases this season. His left adductor strain caused him to miss twelve games in April.
This season, Jiménez is slashing.231/.288/.381, with five home runs and twelve RBI.
On Wednesday, Jiménez is anticipated to receive more testing.
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