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The Tampa Bay Rays player Hunter Bigge was blocked off after being hit by a nasty ball while during the Dugout during Thursday’s match against the Baltimore Orioles on George M. Steinbrenner Field.
The incident happened when Orioles catcher Adley Rutschman Connor Seabold’s slider in the Rays’ Dugout, where the ball hit Bigge. Players from both teams shook when staff immediately paid attention to him.
Rays Dugout omg … pic.twitter.com/ERyd0n3ilz
– Bobby (@welcomemlb) June 20, 2025
After being treated and stabilized his neck, Bigge gave an inch to the crowd before being crawled off the field.
The horrible scene in Tampa, while Rays master Hunter Bigge was hit with a mistake of 105 km / h while in the Dugout.
He was off the field and gave up an inch as he left.
Kevin Brown on the Orioles TV call for Masn. #Mlb pic.twitter.com/ftkaa52oac
– Wrying announcement (@awfulannuncing) June 20, 2025
The rays’ broadcast report The big was taken to a Tampa hospital for further evaluation. Manager Kevin Cash said he was aware and undergoing tests.
#Rays Cash said Bigge is coherent and in the hospital undergoing numerous tests. Was beaten to the side of the face – not the eye – and never lost consciousness.
– Marc Topkin (@tbtimes_rays) June 20, 2025
“Yes, I mean, I saw it from my bat. It’s really scary,” Rutschman said after the Orioles’ 4-1 victory, according to Danielle Allentuck of the Baltimore banner. “Pray for him and for his recovery and hope he is doing well. … that is Eng. ‘
Bigge, 27, was obtained by the Rays of the Chicago Cubs in a trade for Isaac Paredes during last year’s deadline. The former concept of the 12th round has been on the injured list with a Lat tribe since early May.
