Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher Hunter Bigz was pulled away on Thursday after a hit on the edge of the face after sitting in the dugout.
Raz Manager Kevin Cash said the postgame for the team’s TV reporter, “He is consistent. He is talking to the doctor. He is going to do a lot of tests right now … and maybe overnight.”
In the game at Tampa, Baltimor Oraoles Catcher Adle Rutsman closed the 3–2 pitch from rays reliever converce Cabold. According to the broadcast crew of Oriols, the ball was traveling at 105 mph, when it first entered the base dugout and hit Big.
The players of the grounds immediately reacted when they saw Biggi hurt. The business was eventually placed on a backboard and his neck was stabilized as medical personnel tilted for them.
According to Cash, the 27 -year -old reliever was alert throughout the time. Bugz gave a thumb to the crowd as it was loaded on medical carts.
The business is due to a perfect lat strain in the injured list from May 2, and recently he was slowed by a throat. This year, they have no decision in 13 relief outings for rays and have 2.40 ERA.
After starting his major league career with the Chicago cub in the previous season, Big was traded for rays in July. In 32 Total Big-League Games (including a start), the business is 0–0 with 2.51 ERA and a sev.
Oriols won the 4–1 game on Thursday.
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