Marlins’ pitcher Daniel Castano hit in the head by line drive comebacker
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2022
- Thankfully he was able to walk off under his own power. Praying that he only suffers a contusion/concussion from this play. Can’t think of anything scarier as an athlete doing their job…
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When will they start wearing helmet?
Dude what u don't understand how rare this is it just seems like it happens often because of compilation videos
Helmet would never work. These guys know the risk. No need and changing the game. Play something else if you can't stomach it
@@slicksilver9441 or play a different position
A helmet would just block their peripheral vision.
Pretty sure that would kill me. Hope he's okay, but what a man.
You can see the Reds batter in the back bent over in disbelief.
Wow, definitely hope he’ll be OK. It was great seeing him walk off the field, but you know he’s going to feel that later. That’s one of the scariest things about being a pitcher, because you never know when that can happen nor can you prepare for it. And as a batter you feel awful because that’s never your intention and all you can hope is that he’s alright…definitely scary
Yeah even though he walked off, you never know with brain trauma… praying he will be alright. Pitching has to be one of the more underrated dangerous activity in pro sports. You basically know about your choices when you play football, soccer with heading to a lesser degree, but when this happens it’s a miracle a lot of the time (i think) nothing extremely bad happens to them
@@GoldenSportsEnt Most of baseball is luck. Football, you can pull off a tackle if you know you're going headfirst. Soccer, going for headers is an entire tactic. There's a science to it. You don't quite get that with baseball. one moment, you could be in the dugout playing around with the boys, the next, you've blown out your arm, or got a liner to the face. Slim chances, but never 0.
@@falcon1378 "Sry", but baseball is "most definitely" not luck"! "Nice comment though, bro"! ⚾️
@@michaelgallick4617 I mean, not most of it but a decent bit is.
Comebackers like that are scary man. I remember few odd years ago Dan Jennings, then of the Marlins got drilled and the sound it made after it hit him was awful
Anybody notice how everyone on the field waited until the ball was caught and runners held.... BEFORE they checked on him? Lol
I’m amazed he walked off the field. Holy Macaroni.
"My heart goes out to Dan"! "Pray" that he doesn't have any long term effects from that ball"! "My prayers are with him"! 🙏's, ❤ and ⚾️!
My gosh... you could hear the smack right after the bat... tough dude hope he got an xray
Prayers
good lord. sending all my best to Castano
You have to score that a 1-5
Best day ever at the end a nice touch
great crowd that day
He’s lucky it hit the bill of his hat first. When the ball flys far after making contact it’s better than if it drops at your feet. If it drops down then that means you got it flush.
I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often
What if he re-feels the impact with every replay
Tough S.O.B.
This is why I hope the league makes pitchers wear helmets
hope there was no delayed reaction
CTE after retirement. 😒
Wow. Touting and bragging about exit velocity and lively baseballs. Glad there is no danger involved. Sarc.