Philadelphia Phillies' Alec Bohm Exits Monday's Game Early

Philadelphia Phillies' Alec Bohm left Monday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals after diving into second base.

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Alec Bohm exited Monday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals after taking a dive into second base, hurting his hand. He came up in significant pain.

Oh no, it looks like the injury bug has hit the Phillies again.

Alec Bohm just dove into second trying to stretch a single and signals the training staff over.

"It's broken", Bohm says via lip reading.

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To replace Bohm in the game, the Phillies placed Yairo Muñoz at third.

If injured, Bohm would be the third position player to suffer an injury in the past month and a half, joining Bryce Harper and Jean Segura.

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