On Sunday, Phillies shortstop Trea Turner left their game against the Marlins with a right hamstring strain that he appeared to sustain attempting to leg out a ground ball. In any other month, the uber-aggressive Dave Dombrowski would respond to such an injury by working the phones and trading for a major league replacement. But in a bit of a stroke of luck for Dombrowski, the St. Louis Cardinals recently designated Garrett Hampson for assignment, who could end up being a solid Turner replacement in the short-term. — Katie Woo (@katiejwoo) September 7, 2025Temporary Trea Turner replacement just hit the market for the PhilliesHampson has spent time with the Diamondbacks, Reds and Cardinals this year, where he’s hit .143 in 62 games across the three teams. No, he’s not Turner, but he’s appeared in 692 games across his major league career and has played every position but catcher in his career.