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The start of the Marlins, Ryan Weathers, was drilled in his head by a jet at the second base after launching his last warm-up field between the heats in a match of the rays of the bay of Miami Marlins-Tampa on Saturday.
As it is customary between the sleeves, the recipient will launch the ball at the second base to train for a potential flight situation during the frame.
But the launch of Marlins Catcher Nick Strong in the second caught weathers in the head, and Weathers quickly fell towards the mound.
The Weathers had clearly suffered and the coaches emerged to examine the left -hander.
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The launcher starting from Miami Marlins, Ryan Weathers (35), launches ground against the Rays of Tampa Bay during the third round at the George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Nathan Ray Seebeck / Imagn Images)
Weathers shook the blow and stayed in the game. He launched a first clean round with only eight throws.
However, Weathers was withdrawn from his departure after three rounds for “precautionary reasons” after launching only 57 locations.
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The Marlins said that the Weathers would be in more detail evaluated.
Miami has been struggling so far this season with a 24-38 file despite a 11-10 victory against Tampa Bay on Saturday.
The starting launcher of Miami Marlins, Ryan Weathers (35), is examined by a coach after being struck by a launch of the recipient of the receiver of the Marlins of Miami Nick strong against the Rays of Tampa Bay during the first round at the George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Nathan Ray Seebeck / Imagn Images)
They were swept away by the Colorado rockies, which have by far the worst MLB record (12-51 from Saturday).
Weathers has an MPM of 2.49 on four departures (21⅔ lanches launched), only abandoning 15 strokes on these departures and six points deserved with 22 stick withdrawals and seven walks.
This is the fifth MLB season of Weathers after starting his career with the Padres of San Diego. He had a hard time starting his career before being exchanged in Miami during the 2023 campaign.
The starting launcher of Miami Marlins, Ryan Weathers (35), fell on the mound after being hit by the head by a wandering launch of the receiver of Miami Marlins Nick Fortes (4) against the Rays of Tampa Bay during the first round at the George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Nathan Ray Seebeck / Imagn Images)
Weathers unlocked something in Miami, presenting himself to an MPM of 3.63 in 16 departures in 2024. He seems to have resumed where he had stopped before this scary incident during his last outing.
