Latest injury update on Toronto Blue Jays centerfielder Daulton Varsho

Daulton Varsho's second stint on the Toronto Blue Jays injured list may be coming to a close soon.

Per MLB.com's Keegan Matheson, who posted to X (formerly Twitter), Varsho is running again. According to the report, he should get into games next week.

Toronto placed Varsho on the 10-day injured list on June 1st with a left hamstring strain. As he's been on the IL for 20 days, it's more likely he'll go a rehab assignment.

Varsho left a game after he tried to leg out a double into a triple and felt pain in his left hamstring. It was enough to cause him to stop in mid-stride and be tagged out at third before he left the game with trainers. He was in considerable pain.

Before the injury, he was on a tear, even with a slash of .207/.240/.543. He had eight home runs and 20 RBI in just 24 games.

Varsho started the season on the 10-day injured list as he was recovering from right shoulder surgery in the offseason. He went to Buffalo on April 22 for a rehab assignment and spent a full week with the Bisons before he was promoted to Toronto.

During the rehab he slashed .120/.148/.120 with no home runs and three RBI.

Alan Roden is still dealing with swelling in his knee after leaving a game with an injury earlier this week. He remains day to day and Toronto is hoping he can avoid a stint on the injured list.

Anthony Santander, who has been on the IL since he suffered a shoulder injury last month, continues to rehab by throwing but is still not hitting at the team's facility in Dunedin, Fla.

Starting pitcher Max Scherzer, who is coming off a successful rehab game with Buffalo on Wednesday, is set to pitch a bullpen on Saturday.

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