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What happened to Trea Turner? Live injury updates for Phillies vs. Marlins on 6/15/26

What happened to Trea Turner? Live injury updates for Phillies vs. Marlins on 6/15/26

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By: Keagan Smith

Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner exited Monday’s game against the Miami Marlins early.

Turner left the game during the eighth inning. His departure is likely due to a possible injury from being hit in the right wrist by a pitch earlier in the evening.

Turner went 0-for-3 in Monday’s game prior to departing, reaching base once on the HBP.

The veteran shortstop is slashing just .219/.269/.330 this season for a .598 OPS, by far the worst of his career. He’s recorded an OPS of .800 or better in all but one campaign since 2019, so the drop-off in production is notable and concerning. Turner has 63 hits, 41 runs. 21 RBI and seven homers.

The Phillies held a 5-0 lead over the Marlins when Turner left. Prior to the conclusion of the contest, they’re second in the NL East at 38-33, eight games shy of the Atlanta Braves.

Stay tuned to DK Network for the latest injury updates as they become available.

Keagan is a Texas-based editor and analyst who believes sports are the true eighth wonder of the world. After starting out in local media, he’s provided coverage for DraftKings Network since 2024. He gravitates toward football, hoops and hockey, but is happy to watch and write about any game that involves a ball or a puck. While his own athletic career ended in middle school, he’s also an avid fantasy player with a soft spot for dynasty formats, spending countless hours crafting the ever-elusive perfect squad.
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