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3 hours ago, RZNJ said:

Exactly.  The dugout has a railing but a 3 foot opening with steps going down into the dugout.  He had his head up and eyes on the ball.  Just as he was about to catch it, right into the opening and stumbled down the steps.  No one from the other team there to brace him.  He emerged after a few minutes and looked a little shaken but fine and even finished the rest of the inning at 3B.

Did you ever hear the story of how Brooks impaled his arm on a hook hanging on a AAA dugout roof while chasing a foul ball?

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I still don't think some people realize how special Mayo is going to be. He's the impact bat this Orioles lineup needs. He was a bit better the rest of the week at 3B and 1B then he was in the first t

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Mayo averaged 99.4 MPH on his 5 hits tonight.

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8 minutes ago, Frobby said:

Did you ever hear the story of how Brooks impaled his arm on a hook hanging on a AAA dugout roof while chasing a foul ball?

I never have.  Ever.  Lol

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6 minutes ago, Roy Firestone said:

Please let it be because he's being brought up...it also might explain the fact that the Orioles haven't YET set their pitching for the Mariners series...

Ran/fell into the other team's dugout.  Doesn't seem to be seriously hurt.  I assume just taken out as a precaution.  Check previous page of this thread.

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1 hour ago, Frobby said:

Did you ever hear the story of how Brooks impaled his arm on a hook hanging on a AAA dugout roof while chasing a foul ball?

I just talked to Coby's dad. He took a pretty big tumble..will miss the series coming up.....Mike Elias was there at the game..

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I just talked to Coby's dad. He took a pretty big tumble..will miss the series coming up.....Mike Elias was there at the game..

That’s a shame.  But good to hear that Elias was there checking on him and our other AAA prospects.  

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1 hour ago, Sports Guy said:

I’d guess 4-8 weeks until he’s back.  Really hurts his chances of coming to the majors this year.

Best he gets now is the 2022 Gunnar treatment. 

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