PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Phillies positioned outfielder Brandon Marsh on the 10-day injured record on Sunday with a left knee contusion.

Marsh acquired damage throughout Saturday night time’s 9-6 victory over Kansas City when he crashed into the center-field wall attempting to catch Samad Taylor’s fifth-inning triple. X-rays had been damaging, however additional assessments revealed the contusion.

Phillies supervisor Rob Thomson expects Marsh to be sidelined for 2 to a few weeks.

The Phillies recalled Weston Wilson from Triple-A Lehigh Valley to take Marsh’s spot on the roster. A profession minor leaguer, the 28-year-old Wilson is batting .260 with 25 homers and 69 RBIs in 100 video games at Lehigh Valley.

Marsh has been one among Philadelphia’s most efficient hitters this season, batting .284 with eight homers and 44 RBIs in 101 video games. He additionally has a .369 on-base proportion and .463 slugging proportion.

Thomson stated he'll use rookie Johan Rojas, Wilson and reserve Jake Cave to fill Marsh’s spot. Another potential center-field choice, Cristian Pache, is at the moment on the injured record with proper elbow irritation. Pache might start a minor league rehabilitation project as early as Tuesday, Thomson stated.

Rojas, a rookie, has batted .300 in 40 video games and performed a robust defensive heart discipline.

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