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Garcia (hamstring) will have his rehab activities limited over the next three weeks with the goal of returning from the DL in late June.

Garcia has been out since April 24 with a strained right hamstring. He underwent a follow-up MRI recently that revealed improvement in his condition, but he's still expected to be out for at least another month. He will begin receiving PRP injections in the near future, but the White Sox will proceed cautiously and limit his activities over the coming weeks.

Garcia (hamstring) is progressing "slowly" and is not close to embarking on a minor-league rehab assignment, James Fegan of The Athletic Chicago reports.

Garcia has been progressing slower than expected from the Grade 2 hamstring strain that has kept him sidelined since April 24. While he's recently began a running program at extended spring training, it doesn't sound like a rehab assignment is imminent, leaving his return date up in the air.

Garcia (hamstring) ran hard in the outfield prior to Friday's game against the Cubs, Steve Greenberg of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.

Garcia continues to check off the boxes -- he took live batting practice earlier this week. Manager Rick Renteria said the plan is to have Garcia continue with the running program, before he heads out on a rehabilitation stint.

Garcia (hamstring) has begun hitting in a cage, Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune reports.

Garcia is progressing in his return from a Grade 2 hamstring strain, which has kept him out since April 23. Manager Rick Renteria expects the soon-to-be 27-year-old outfielder will need a rehabilitation stint before rejoining the White Sox. He was off to a slow start before the injury, hitting .233 with one home run in 73 at-bats, which throws into question his long-term future with the team. The White Sox have a few outfield prospects in the pipeline, making Garcia a possible piece for a mid-season trade.

General manager Rick Hahn said Garcia (hamstring) is still a few weeks away from returning, Scott Merkin of MLB.com reports. "He's recovering from a Grade 2 hamstring strain," Hahn said. "So it's going to take a few weeks to get him back active at this level."

Garcia has been on the disabled list since April 24 with a hamstring strain. A more concrete timetable for his return date should come forth once he's able to ramp up his baseball activity. In the meantime, Daniel Palka and Trayce Thompson should split time in right field.