From Greg Sullivan of the Tennessean -- Takashi Saito threw only two-thirds of an inning in his rehab outing with the Sounds on Thursday night before he was pulled following a trainer's visit to the mound. Saito, a Japanese veteran who was the Atlanta Braves' set-up man last season, appeared to injure his leg. "He said he felt a twinge," Sounds Manager Don Money said. "If a guy says he feels something, that's it. We're not going to make him stay out there. We'll know more (today)." Saito entered Thursday's game on the 15-day disabled list with a left hamstring strain and was scheduled to pitch in only one rehab outing before rejoining Milwaukee. Before his outing was cut short during the seventh inning, Saito displayed a good mix of pitches. He threw 12 pitches, including seven strikes, on throws that ranged from 74 to 89 mph. He gave up a soft single to former Sound Trent Oeltjen, the first batter he faced, but Oeltjen was thrown out trying to steal second. Saito then struck out A.J. Ellis before the injury.