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Nationals Place Dylan Crews on Injured List After Oblique Strain Diagnosis

Rookie outfielder Dylan Crews, who homered in consecutive games, will miss time as the Nationals recall Robert Hassell III to bolster their outfield depth.

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Washington’s CJ Abrams slides into third base after an errant throw gets past Atlanta’s Austin Riley during Tuesday’s game. The Nationals pulled out a 5-3 victory for their fourth straight win.
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Overview

  • Dylan Crews, the Nationals' rookie outfielder, was placed on the 10-day injured list with a left oblique strain following an MRI on Wednesday.
  • Crews had been managing soreness in his lower left side and back for about a week, which worsened during a check swing in Tuesday’s game against the Braves.
  • The 23-year-old hit his seventh home run of the season in that game, marking the first time he homered in consecutive games in his major league career.
  • In response to Crews' injury, the Nationals recalled Robert Hassell III from Triple-A Rochester, who was set to make his MLB debut before Wednesday's game was rained out.
  • Manager Dave Martinez expressed concern about the injury, noting its uncertain severity, while Crews aims to recover quickly and return to the field.