In a disappointing turn of events for the Philadelphia Phillies, both Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber sustained injuries during Thursday night's game against the Miami Marlins. Sources have revealed that while the injuries are not believed to be serious, both players have been placed on the 10-day injured list.

Harper, the star outfielder for the Phillies, is reported to have suffered a left hamstring strain. The injury occurred as he made the final out for the team in their 7-4 loss to the Marlins. Hustling down the line in an attempt to beat out a grounder, Harper reached for his left hamstring after crossing first base and limped towards the dugout. The extent of the injury will be determined following further imaging.

Speaking about his injury, Harper stated, "I felt my lower hammy, just a little bit. We're going to get an image tomorrow and see what that looks like. See how I feel tomorrow and go from there." The loss of Harper is undoubtedly a blow for the Phillies, as he is a key contributor to their offensive lineup.

Meanwhile, Schwarber, typically a designated hitter, was filling in as the left fielder during Thursday's game. In the ninth inning, Schwarber experienced left groin tightness after making an awkward throw from the outfield. This marks only the third game this season that Schwarber has played in the field. Like Harper, Schwarber has been placed on the 10-day injured list with a left groin strain.

Despite the setbacks, the Phillies have swiftly made some roster moves. Infielder Kody Clemens has returned from his rehab assignment with triple-A Lehigh Valley and has been reinstated on the roster from the 10-day injured list. Additionally, outfielder Johan Rojas has been recalled from Lehigh Valley to bolster the team's outfield depth.

It remains to be seen how long Harper and Schwarber will be sidelined, but the Phillies will be hoping for quick recoveries from both players. With a tight competitive race in the National League East, Philadelphia will need all hands on deck as they aim to secure a playoff spot.

In the meantime, teammates and fans alike are sending their thoughts and well wishes to Harper and Schwarber, hoping for their speedy return to the field.