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White Sox outfielder Austin Hays left the game with a right hamstring strain and will undergo further evaluation.
Hays was replaced by Derek Hill and will undergo further evaluation, the White Sox said.
He signed a $6 million, one-year contract with the White Sox this offseason and is batting .219 this season.
Hays spent his first six-plus seasons with Baltimore before joining Chicago.
The injury occurred while pursuing a flyball in the fourth inning of the game against Baltimore.
ABC7 Chicago also reported the same incident and timing of the injury.
Hays is 30 years old and part of the White Sox roster for the 2026 season.
The team’s initial update said Hays would undergo further evaluation after the injury.
Hays had played nine games this season with one home run and six RBIs.
The incident occurred during a game against the Baltimore Orioles.

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Hays suffered a hamstring strain and heads to the IL, prompting a Sox roster tweak.
The loss came in a 2-1 decision to the Orioles, with Baltimore scoring on a first-base scramble.
Adley Rutschman scored from first on the misplayed ball during the fourth inning.
Chicago recalled several players and considered shifts to bolster the outfield after Hays's injury.
Dru Baker and Sam Antonacci are among prospects eyed for increased opportunities.
Call-up of Tanner Murray was part of a broader roster move following Pereira’s IL stint.
The Sox are evaluating in-season options to strengthen the outfield while continuing to compete.
Hays had been tied for second on the team in hits and RBIs at the start of the year.
The article notes the Sox previously lost Everson Pereira to an IL stint, affecting outfield depth.

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Austin Hays left Monday night’s game with a right hamstring strain and will undergo further evaluation.
Hays was pulled after pulling up while pursuing Tyler O’Neill’s fly ball in the fourth inning.
Derek Hill replaced Hays in the lineup after the injury.
The White Sox will conduct further evaluation to determine the injury’s severity.
Hays signed a $6 million, one-year contract with the White Sox last offseason.
Through nine games this season, Hays is batting .219 with one homer and six RBIs.
Hays previously played for Baltimore, where he posted career highs in 2021.
The injury occurred in Chicago, where the White Sox hosted Baltimore.
The article lists Hays as 30 years old at the time of contract signing.
This is an AP report, with updates and context on Hays’ injury status.

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