Tampa Bay Rays Pitcher Hunter Bigge was transferred to the hospital after they had a generous ball in Dugut

Tamba, Florida – Rayed Hunter Begi’s jug was taken from the stadium in a scary scene and transferred to the hospital after he was hit by an unpleasant ball lining up in the cache of Tamba Bay Thursday evening.

Bigge was placed on a rear panel and gave a thumb before an ambulance drives it to a nearby hospital for tests. Kevin Cash, the director of x -ray, said he had not lost consciousness and was unable to speak with the first respondents.

At the top of the seventh -half, Adououli Rothsman, the mask in Baltimore Oreols, pulled the stadium sharply to the Tamba Bay’s cache on the first side, and hit the Biggs ball, a 27 -year -old right game on the affected list.

The medical emergency staff quickly arrived to attend Bigge. After a few minutes, as the players concerned clearly in the field, Bigge was loaded on a stretch and a piece.

After the match, Cash said that Bigg was injured. The ball left Rothsman’s racket in 105 miles per hour, according to Latatatast.

Bigge, in the infected menu for 15 days with the LAT breed, received a standing applause from the Steinbrenner field mobilization while loading it on a cart. The game was resumed after eight minutes delay, and Baltimore got 4-1.

Bigge was chosen by Chicago Cubs in the twelfth round of the 2019 amateur draft of Harvard and made his first league appearance on July 9 last year. It was traded after 19 days to Tampa Bay with Christopher Morel and Mini Ligon Tai Johnson for the third base of the stars, Isaac Paridis.

In 32 professional matches, including one start, Bigge has 2.51 era and one rescue. This season, he has 2.40 era in 13 relief flights covering 15 floors.