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Braves’ Beckham exits game with hamstring strain

By Jaylon Thompson
June 2, 2016

Braves infielder Gordon Beckham left Wednesday’s game with a left hamstring strain.

Beckham aggravated the injury while running out a ground ball. During the play, he grabbed his leg and hobbled to the dugout. After the sixth inning, he went to the clubhouse and Chase D’Arnaud replaced him at shortstop.

A hamstring injury sent Beckham to the disabled list from April 17-May 9.

He is listed as day-to-day. He will be evaluated Thursday.

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