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Former Tigers infielder Kody Clemens is being sent down to Triple-A Lehigh Valley by the Philadelphia Phillies, as they recalled infielder Darick Hall to make room on the roster. Clemens had a batting average of .230 with four home runs and 13 RBIs in 47 games this season. He was traded to the Phillies in January 2023.
The Philadelphia Phillies have recalled first baseman Darick Hall from Triple-A and demoted infielder Kody Clemens. Hall, who had a short stint on the Opening Day roster before undergoing thumb surgery, hit nine home runs in 41 games last season. Clemens, son of former major leaguer Roger Clemens, had a batting average of .230 with four home runs in 47 games.
Two injured Phillies players, Rafael Marchan and Darick Hall, could begin rehab assignments within the next week. Marchan, who has been out all season with a fractured right hamate bone, could begin his rehab assignment on Sunday, while Hall, who has been out since April 5 with a right thumb sprain, could begin his rehab assignment early next week. The Phillies' top reliever, Jose Alvarado, is also progressing in his recovery from a shoulder injury.
With Darick Hall out for around two months due to a thumb injury, Kody Clemens will be the Philadelphia Phillies' primary first baseman against right-handed pitching. Clemens was recalled to make his team debut and got the nod at first base against Reds righty Hunter Greene. Against southpaws, it seems likely the Phils will slide Alec Bohm over from third base while turning to Edmundo Sosa or Josh Harrison at the hot corner.
Philadelphia Phillies' first baseman Darick Hall will undergo thumb surgery and miss a significant amount of time after injuring himself sliding into second base during Wednesday's game against the Yankees. Hall had been given a starting role after Rhys Hoskins was ruled out for the season with a torn ACL. Kody Clemens will replace Hall at first base against right-handers, while Bryson Stott will move up in the lineup to help split up righties and lefties.
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Darick Hall will undergo surgery for a torn ligament in his right thumb, which he sustained during Wednesday's loss to the New York Yankees. Hall hopes to return at some point in 2023. The Phillies placed Hall on the 10-day injured list and recalled infielder Kody Clemens from Triple-A Lehigh Valley. Clemens will play at first base and bat eighth in the lineup for the Phillies, who host the Cincinnati Reds on Friday in their home opener.
The Philadelphia Phillies have placed first baseman Darick Hall on the 10-day injured list with a right thumb sprain and have called up Kody Clemens from Triple-A to take his place. Hall's injury could result in significant time off, and the Phillies may use Alec Bohm more regularly at first base with Edmundo Sosa at third. The team faces a series of injuries, including Bryce Harper, Rhys Hoskins, and Andrew Painter, and has had to move reliever Matt Strahm into the rotation.
Darick Hall, a 27-year-old power-hitting first baseman, will replace Rhys Hoskins as the Philadelphia Phillies' primary first baseman for the rest of the season after Hoskins tore his ACL. Hall credits Hoskins with shaping who he is as a player today and was moved by his teammate's response when he apologized for replacing him. Hoskins said he was happy for Hall and gave him his blessing to step up for the team. Hall sees it as an opportunity to move the needle forward for the team and is ready to help in any way he can.
Philadelphia Phillies' first baseman Rhys Hoskins is expected to miss the season after tearing his left ACL while fielding a grounder in a spring training game. The slugger will seek a second opinion, but Phillies president Dave Dombrowski said that Hoskins will need surgery and will be out for the season. Darick Hall will be called upon to fill the void at first base.
Phillies first baseman Rhys Hoskins is expected to miss the rest of the season due to a left ACL tear, according to president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski. Hoskins will get a second opinion, but surgery is likely. Darick Hall will be the primary first baseman in Hoskins' absence. The left-handed slugger has been performing well this spring, hitting .319/.385/.681 with five home runs in 16 Grapefruit League games.
Philadelphia Phillies' first baseman Rhys Hoskins has been diagnosed with a torn left ACL and will undergo surgery. Hoskins suffered a non-contact injury during a spring training game against the Detroit Tigers. Losing Hoskins is a significant blow for the Phillies, who are already missing Bryce Harper for half the 2023 season due to Tommy John surgery. Darick Hall is expected to replace Hoskins at first base.
Spring training data can be misleading, but some players have shown promising performances that could translate into success in the regular season. Pitchers Clarke Schmidt, Reid Detmers, JT Brubaker, and Matt Boyd have all shown improvements in their pitches and strikeout rates, while Darick Hall has displayed impressive power potential. Michael Conforto, who missed the entire previous season, has also shown signs of being a strong hitter again. However, it's important to approach these players with caution and not overreact to small sample sizes.