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Padres pitcher Casey Mize sprained his right ankle after slipping on a dugout step during his start against the Twins, exiting in the third inning after 3 2/3 frames in which he allowed four runs on four hits with three strikeouts. Since being traded from Detroit, he has a 7.00 ERA over four starts, and San Diego hopes the injury is minor and he can return soon as they chase a playoff spot.
Orioles manager Craig Albernaz was struck in the face by a foul ball in the Camden Yards dugout and was evaluated before briefly returning; bench coach Donnie Ecker managed in the interim. Baltimore rallied from a 7-1 deficit with five runs in the sixth, highlighted by Jeremiah Jackson's grand slam, then a seventh-inning two-run shot and an eighth-inning solo homer by Jackson to beat the Diamondbacks 9-7.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Hunter Bigge was seriously injured after being hit in the face by a 105 mph foul ball in the dugout during a game against the Orioles, leading to his hospitalization for further evaluation, though he was conscious and gave a thumbs-up before being taken off the field.
Angel Mercado, a 19-year-old college baseball player, died after a makeshift dugout collapsed on him while he was helping to dismantle it. The dugout had been built by his coach for a summer recreation league game, but city officials had deemed it illegal. Mercado suffered a traumatic head injury and died in the hospital the following day. The Cumberland County coroner's office ruled the death an accident, and no charges will be filed.
Angel Mercado, a 19-year-old college baseball player, died after being struck in the face by a makeshift dugout he was helping to dismantle in a park in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The dugout was built by his coach for a summer recreation league, but city officials had deemed it unapproved. Mercado suffered a traumatic head injury and died in the hospital the following day. The Cumberland County coroner’s office ruled the death an accident.
Angel Mercado, a 19-year-old college baseball player, died after a makeshift dugout he was helping to dismantle collapsed on him, striking him in the face. The dugout had been built by his coach for a summer recreation league game in a park in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Mercado suffered a traumatic head injury and died in the hospital the following day. The Cumberland County coroner's office ruled the death an accident.
A 19-year-old college baseball player, Angel Mercado-Ocasio, died after a makeshift wooden dugout collapsed on him in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The incident occurred when Mercado-Ocasio was helping take down a makeshift dugout with his coach and teammates after playing with the Harrisburg youth international league team. The dugouts were built without a required permit and have since been taken down. Another unnamed person was injured in the incident, and their condition is unknown. The university said counselors were made available on campus for grieving students and staff.