Pirates fan in critical condition after fall, officials say

A man who was in critical condition at 21 feet to 21 feet from the stand at PNC Park, Pittsburg on Wednesday night, was in critical condition, officials said.

In honor of Roberto Clement, the Clement Wall, which took place under the seventh innings on the right field. The man twice the two runs of the pirates star Andrew McCucketn when he was on the guard and down the ground. As the medical workers rushed to him, he was lying on his back.

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Pirates said in a statement, “Tonight, during the seventh episode of the game at PNC Park, an adult man was on the playground from the right field blurer.”

“Pittsburgh EMS, as well as Pirates and Cubs training teams and other PNC Park personnel responded and immediately reacted and took care of him. He was taken to the Alesgen General Hospital. No more information was available at this time.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family.”

Pittsburg’s public safety later made a statement on X.

Officials say, “Pittsburg Police VCU detectives are investigating after a man ~ 20 feet down the playground during the @personal game from PNC Park.”

“Pittsburg EMS field medical medical treatment was treated at the scene until he was moved to the hospital in critical condition.”

Medical teams have a fan at PNC Park after the seventh innings of a baseball game between Pittsburg Pirates and Chicago Cubes on Wednesday, April 30, 2025. (AP Photo/Jin J. Puskar)

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Pirates’ manager Derek Shelton and Chicago Cubs Manager Craig Council were among those who warned umpires about the situation during the drama.

Shelton said, “Although it is 350 feet away or whatever it is, I mean how I came down and then the truth was lying in the drama, meaning Craig saw it. We both came out there,” shelton said. “I think the umpires saw it because it was kicked it is it it is very unfortunate that is a brief description” “

When they saw the guy on a backboard and a medical cart, they took his knees to the cubes players.

Cube’s star Dansby Swanson said, “I didn’t see anything happening, but when I was out on the field, I saw the face of the council and I could say that it was a very frightening moment,” “All we can do is just a good, sight for him and his family.

“It is a humble reminded of the thank you who have to play this game.

Dansby Swansson, #7, and Michael Bush, Chicago Cubes #29, Pittsburg, on April 30, 2025, a fan from the seventh episode against Pittsburg Pirates at PNC Park. (Joe Sergeant/Getty Fig.)

McCucuten made a prayer in X.

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“Hate what happened tonight is true,” he wrote. “Can’t help but think about that guy, his family and friends. I pray for him tonight. Let us think about his loved ones and hug our families tonight. I hope he pulls the thru. God is blessed all of you. Good night.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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