The Philadelphia Phillies are still battling for an NL wild card spot but suddenly they're also left fretting about the health of their big trade deadline pickup.
Luis Arraez exited the Phillies' Sept. 24 game against the Milwaukee Brewers with an apparent leg injury. Arraez appeared to be hurt as he tried to avoid a tag while running to first in the bottom of the sixth inning. He lay on the ground in obvious pain as he was tended to by a trainer.
He was clearly hampered as he made his way off the field and while walking around in the dugout.
The Phillies said Arraez is dealing with a left ankle sprain and will be evaluated further.
Luis Arráez went down in pain after running to 1st base on this play. He has left the game. pic.twitter.com/nbKPlGanAg
— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) September 24, 2026
The Phillies acquired the four-time All-Star on Aug. 3 in a deal with the San Francisco Giants. Though his numbers have dipped since his trade, he still leads the National League in batting average this season.
This story will be updated when more information is made available.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Luis Arraez injury update: What we know after All-Star exits Phillies game
