Outfielder Denzel Clarke has been cleared for rehab after a significant left hamstring strain he sustained in a recent game. The 26-year-old Canadian now faces a prolonged absence, likely extending through the All-Star break, as detailed by ESPN. His injury, confirmed via MRI, required him to miss a 10-day injured list period starting April 22.

Since then, Clarke has been working at Triple-A Las Vegas, showing steady progress through rehab. With a current batting average of .170 and minimal offensive output this season, his recovery timeline will be closely watched by fans. The team’s decision underscores the impact of such injuries on player availability, reminding everyone how critical these updates are for the upcoming season.