The Diamondbacks’ Kole Calhoun underwent surgery to repair a torn hamstring on Friday, a procedure General Manager Mike Hazen said could sideline his right fielder for six to eight weeks.
The development is the latest tough blow on the injury front for the Diamondbacks, who have dealt with a series of injuries since the start of spring training. This is the second surgery Calhoun has undergone in a span of eight weeks following a procedure to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee in early March.
Calhoun is joined on the injured list by center fielder Ketel Marte, first baseman Christian Walker, outfielder Tim Locastro, starting pitcher Taylor Widener and relievers Joakim Soria and Tyler Clippard.