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Red Sox manager John Farrell said during a radio interview with WEEI outfielder Shane Victorino is showing improvement with his hamstring injury, but he will be held out a second straight game Wednesday against the White Sox. Victorino is batting .292 (14 for 48) with two doubles, two home runs and two RBI in his last 12 games.

"Shane is not in the lineup again tonight, but he’s gaining mobility," Farrell said. "The soreness that he felt the other night after he came out of the game continues to subside, so he’s moving in the right direction, and hopefully, he’s back in our lineup soon. My view is it’s always going to be a game or two, and hopefully, that will be the case."

Red Sox outfielder Shane Victorino (back, hamstring), who remains out of the lineup Tuesday in Chicago, is just day to day for Boston, the Boston Globe reports. 

That said, manager John Farrell said the team is considering a disabled list stint for Victorino, who could use that time to get completely healthy. 

Red Sox outfielder Shane Victorino is not in the team's starting lineup Tuesday against the White Sox.

Victorino left Monday's game with hamstring tightness, but he doesn't believe the injury is serious. Victorino is hitting .283/.343/.362 in 127 at-bats this season. He may return to the lineup Wednesday against Chris Sale. 

Red Sox outfielder Shane Victorino doesn't believe his injured hamstring is too serious, WEEI.com reports Monday. Still, he's annoyed at suffering yet another injury. 

"It seems like if isn’t one thing, it’s another right now," said Victorino, who had just returned from a sore back Sunday after missing two games. "They all say it’s all connected. That’s what’s frustrating for me. What is it? I just want to get back to being healthy and being out there and being a healthy player and feeling good. I don’t think this is anything serious, nor do the trainers. We’ll see how it feels tomorrow."

The Red Sox updated Shane Victorino's injury Monday night against the White Sox. Victorino left the game in the sixth inning with left hamstring tightness, the Boston Herald reports. 

Immediate speculation was that Victorino re-injured his back, though that proved not to be the case. He is considered day to day for Boston.