Summary
Philadelphia Phillies player Trea Turner, who has been leading the National League in hits and batting average, is set to return from a hamstring injury before the end of the regular season. Turner's recovery is progressing well, and the Phillies are planning for his comeback as they prepare for the playoffs.
Key Facts
- Trea Turner plays for the Philadelphia Phillies and is their shortstop.
- Turner has been out of action since September 7 due to a hamstring injury.
- As of the recent report, Turner led the National League in hits and batting average.
- Phillies manager Rob Thomson described Turner's recovery as "great."
- Turner has started jogging and practicing in preparation for his return.
- The Phillies expect Turner to rejoin the team before the regular season ends.
- Turner's return is important for the Phillies as they look to succeed in the playoffs.
- Turner's batting competition includes players like Nico Hoerner and Sal Frelick.
