Jorge Soler, now back with the Atlanta Braves, is dealing with hamstring tightness that will sideline him for a few games but isn't expected to be season-ending. Soler, who has been performing well with a .978 OPS and 11 RBIs in 13 games, injured his hamstring during a groundout in the fourth inning against the Giants. Manager Brian Snitker confirmed Soler will undergo an MRI and will miss at least Thursday's game. Despite his absence, Soler's contributions have been significant, especially as the Braves push for a playoff spot with a 64-57 record. Soler's return to the Braves has been marked by strong offensive output, providing crucial support amid other injuries in the team.