Even as the NL batting leader is out with a strained right hamstring that could cost him the rest of the regular season, Philadelphia's shortstop expects to be healthy in time to play in October. Manager Rob Thomson said before Aaron Nola tossed six shutout innings in a 1-0 win Monday night against the New York Mets the MRI results on Turner's hamstring were “better than expected” and that the injury wasn’t as severe as the strained left hamstring that sidelined him for six weeks last season.

Starting Monday night at Citizens Bank Park, the visiting New York Mets and host Philadelphia Phillies will meet for a four-game series that could provide a final dose of clarity in the National League East race. This will be the last time the two rivals meet in the 2025 regular season.

Brent Stecker at Seattle Sports 710 AM explores the Mariners’ playoff picture as they return home with 19 games remaining in the regular season. Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner suffered a right hamstring strain and will undergo an MRI today to determine the severity of his injury.