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He was in center and the ball was hit towards center in the gap slightly towards left but more of a blooper. He took one step, slipped and fell on the grass. He looked like he might be hurt.

Then when he batted he hit one in the gap... started running to first and then began to pull up and grab at his hamstring. He had to stay at a single.

Ah I see. Thanks.

So his single probably should have been a double then?

Does his injury look serious? What a roller coaster ride this kid is. I want him to succeed so badly.

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Ah I see. Thanks.

So his single probably should have been a double then?

Does his injury look serious? What a roller coaster ride this kid is. I want him to succeed so badly.

Maybe even a triple with how fast he is. It rolled all the way to the wall in right center.

Not sure how serious, but it's either a groin or hamstring which can be nagging... Let's hope it's not serious.

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