Rangers’ Hamilton out for four weeks

Josh Hamilton will be out four weeks because of a strained left hamstring, an injury that sidelined him only seven games into his return to the Texas Rangers.

The Rangers slugger missed the last two games while getting treatment for an injury that he says was probably aggravated when he had a game-winning double as a pinch-hitter Sunday. Hamilton said he felt nagging groin and hamstring issues while on minor league rehab assignments before returning to the majors.

Mariners get Trumbo

The Seattle Mariners acquired Mark Trumbo and left-handed pitcher Vidal Nuno from the Arizona Diamondbacks as part of a sixplayer trade. The Diamondbacks got backup catcher Wellington Castillo, right-handed pitcher Dominic Leone and two minor league prospects in return.

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Chicago Cubs right fielder Jorge Soler was placed on the 15day disabled list because of a left ankle injury. . . . Colorado Rockies pitcher Jordan Lyles will undergo season-ending surgery next week to fix a torn ligament in his left big toe. . . . The Boston Red Sox acquired outfielder Alejandro De Aza and cash considerations from the Baltimore Orioles for minor league right-hander Joe Gunkel.