Luis Arage, the first baseman of San Diego Padress, was taken out of the field at Houston’s Dikin Park on Sunday night when Astros collided with Moricio Dubbon.
After pulling his boot toward the bag, the array was down the line, and the driver noticed that the first baseman Christian Walker and Calls Frembe Valdez were not going to the base time.
Walker turned the ball over to the sinking, who just hit the arrays in the bag, but he did not provide any way to run through the bag. Arage and drowning collision in one blow and the Padress star caught the worst.
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San Diego Padress nominated heater Luis Arage after a collision with Houston Astros First Baseman Christian Walker (not illustrated) in the first innings at Daiken Park on Sunday. (Tomas Shea-Immagan Fig.)
The scene was a frightening as the array was still lying on the grass near the first base. Medical workers rushed to help the nomination heater. After a 5 -minute delay, he was placed on a stretcher on his neck and secured his head and took the Houston Methodist to the Houses Hospital.
Padres later released a statement that the array was in a stable state.
“He is currently stable, conscious, responsive and able to remove its finalities,” the statement said.
He also gave a thumb up to the crowd at Arage Daikin Park to show that he was aware and aware, which caused a positive reception from everyone.
San Diego Padress nominated heater Luis Arage has been cartified outside the field. (Tomas Shea-Immagan Fig.)
“It was very frightening,” Padress Manager Mike Shield “told ESPN’s Bastar Alani during broadcasting” Sunday Night Baseball “. “We can’t see these kinds of conflicts in our sports completely. Luis is really a strong guy, and you see him like this, something is quite serious. He is stable now, he is aware of what happened, what happened to which we are worried about – because he is a bit worried.
Fernando Tattis Jr and Manny Machado prayed together on the field, shaking the team’s teammate in the field.
“It’s a very close party, man, it’s a party that really really loves each other,” added Shieldt. “People say it a lot, but there’s a lot of true love. Luis is a big part of our team, a big part of the club’s heart. I just told him that I loved him and we are fine and we pray for Him only, just think about Him.”
Check the first base coach of San Diego Padress, David McIsus, Left, and Houston Astros, the second baseman of the Moricio Padress nominated Heater Luis Arage. (Tomas Shea-Immagan Fig.)
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The high-communication arrangement is a clear asset to the hot start of the Padress season, the owner of a .287 average to start the year. Arage went to 1-Far-2018 to start the year, but he was hitting the .338 in the last 17 games.
Arage has been the batting champion in each of the last three seasons and has hit 20 in 2021 and 2021.
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