The New York Yankees placed Cody Bellinger on the injured list with a hamstring injury. Bellinger's status is listed as sidelined.
Bellinger, 31, has appeared in 102 games for the Yankees this season, hitting .259 with 97 hits, 21 doubles, 11 home runs and 53 RBIs across 374 at-bats. He has posted a .351 on-base percentage and .420 slugging mark for an .771 OPS, adding 10 stolen bases and 55 walks against 70 strikeouts.
The Yankees sit at 59-46, good for second place in the AL East, three games back in the division. New York is currently on a one-game losing streak. The club's active roster currently carries 13 pitchers, eight infielders, three outfielders and two catchers, leaving the outfield thin with Bellinger sidelined.
Bellinger was also removed from the active roster on April 26, according to transaction records, before returning to the lineup and compiling his current-season numbers. His latest injured list placement marks his most recent roster move with the club.