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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2014
- Giancarlo Stanton is carted off the field after swinging and being hit in the face with a pitch from Mike Fiers in the 5th inning
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Ouch! The poor pitcher looks like he wants to cry , I can't blame him I would too.
If I was the pitcher I'd ask to be replaced. I wouldn't feel competent to throw the ball at high speeds for the rest of the game.
It takes huge courage to step back in the batter's box after something like this. Loads of repect to Stanton.
By the look on his Dad's face, you can tell he knows his son is a badass and will be okay.
I love how the catcher from the other team ran to him that is good sportsmanship great job
You can always tell when those hits are unintensional. The look of agony on the pitcher's face says it all
That's why Stanton now wears a face mask
It’s the balls fault. Not the picture.
Kris Bryant was never the same after he got domed too
"Baseball isn't a dangerous game at all"
4:14
Damn the pops is like
Yelich, Ozuna, Realmuto, Stanton, Jose Fernandez, and even Dee Gordon. That team had a super-talented core.
I remember watching this game. I was holding my breath the whole time.
That reminds me of when Ron Santo got hit in the face. That's why the ear and check protector on all MLB helmets were invented. I saw that happen at Wrigley Field and that was the most scariest sports event I ever witnessed in my 71 years of age.
God what a scary moment. I can't even imagine the devastation the pitcher feels. The pain and regret. What a freak accident. Looks like a 2 seam that just got away from him and slipped.
"Greg Gibson, the home plate umpire, motioning to both players."
Yankees fan here and Fiers is one of my favorite players. He publicly apologized to the Marlins Organization and Stanton himself. It wasn't intentional .
The commentator.............takes lots of.............pauses...............while speaking.
At least he kept his eye on the ball. Hope he comes back 100% next season.