MIA@PIT: Jennings exits game after liner to the head
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Published 2014-08-07
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All Comments (21)
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Damn, him scrambling around after the hit is what got me scared more than the actual hit
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His reaction is so spooky. He threw off his hat and glove like his body was quitting the sport for him.
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Seeing him scramble around on the ground throwing his gear off is terrifying. The blank stare he has on his face immediately after is so spooky.
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Happened to me in Little League. Had a headache for 2 years. Woke up one morning pain free and cried all day.
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6 years later, and this is still the gnarliest hit I think I've ever seen anyone take! Brutal.
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How did that not kill him!? I’ve see. This video 100 times and I still can’t believe how flush that got him. 101 mph baseball to the side of the head. Wow.
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Trainer: "How many fingers am I holding up?" Pitcher: "biscuits..."
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His look is what makes it so scary. He was so out of it you forsure think he suffered some kind of damage....
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These kind of injuries are very scary. Thankfully he is okay now, but still a freak accident in any point during the game. It was also great to see the fans at PNC Park be very classy and hoping that the pitcher was okay.
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0:11 The definition of "The lights are on, but nobody's home"
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I absolutely love how the guy that hit the ball looks so scared for the other player he hit. Even though they are opposite teams he still shows concern.
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So this has no relevancy to me whatsoever but YouTube said....”it’s time he knew”
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To me, his gaze is more terrifying than those who just sprawl out waiting for the medic.
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Fuck... The color just leaving his face in terrifying
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U can tell that was just pure instinct and adrenaline by the look on his face and his reaction
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Always scary when someone’s body goes on “fight or flight autopilot” after a blow to the head. I played hockey all through my childhood and teen years and seeing someone go like rigid from being knocked out is awful.
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Great sportsmanship. I like that he got immediate attention and no worried about making the play.
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That's what being unconscious while being conscious looks like
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I don' t know why I watch this stuff. It is just crazy how these guys get nailed and keep moving. He was looking for the ball! Dude was on another planet.
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Had a concussion in football and it was a very surreal experience. I could walk and everything but I felt like I was having an out-of-body experience. No cognizance of how I was still able to move around. Like my being, my soul left. A hour later, on the ride back home, I started sobbing uncontrollably off and on for no reason. Scary experience
