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San Francisco has suspended payments to Harrison Bader while it investigates a weekend scooter accident that disrupted his plantar fasciitis treatment, potentially affecting his 2026 and 2027 pay and triggering a possible dispute with the MLB Players Association; the move could cost about $1.5 million this season as the club weighs high‑risk activity considerations and the player’s injury timeline.
The San Francisco Giants are withholding Harrison Bader’s pay while they investigate a scooter incident that reportedly aggravated his plantar fasciitis and delayed his return from the injured list; the crash allegedly involved Bader’s scooter hitting a San Francisco Fire Department engine, and he is in the first year of a two-year, $20.5 million deal, having slashed .170/.198/.358 with five homers in 30 games this season.
The San Francisco Giants are still gathering facts about Harrison Bader’s predawn scooter crash in San Francisco that aggravated a preexisting left-foot injury; witnesses described a collision with a fire engine and a wheel rolling over his foot, with an MRI planned to assess the damage, but no MRI results or public update on his status have been released as Bader has not spoken publicly and the club weighs potential contract implications for high‑risk activities.
Giants outfielder Harrison Bader sustained a major left-foot injury after crashing a scooter into a San Francisco Fire Department vehicle in the Marina district, effectively ending his season as rehab for persistent plantar fasciitis stalls; an MRI was planned to determine the full extent of the damage.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Harrison Bader aggravated his left foot in a late-night scooter crash in San Francisco, delaying recovery from plantar fasciitis as an MRI is pursued after a visit to a foot/ankle specialist. The setback comes amid a brutal season for the team, with Bader batting .170 and the Giants 16 games below .500, plus another injury (Casey Schmitt torn meniscus) and a looming Tommy John surgery for Trevor McDonald. The franchise faces a potential injury-riddled, trade-deadline period with speculation about moves at the top of the roster.
Two men—39-year-old scooter rider on a high-speed Teverun Blade GT II and 35-year-old cyclist on a non-motorized bike—were killed in a head-on crash in the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge bike lane around 8:20 a.m.; both were transported to NY-Presbyterian Hospital Queens where they died. The crash highlights micromobility safety and NYC speed-limit concerns as the bridge’s bike path was separated from pedestrians last year.