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Mets third baseman David Wright was taken from Citi Field in an ambulance after being hit squarely in the helmet by a 94 mph fastball from San Francisco Giants starter Matt Cain on Saturday.
Wright, wearing a gray shirt and black shorts, was shown on television stepping unaided into the back of an ambulance about 50 minutes after he was hit in the fourth inning of a scoreless game. The ambulance left the ballpark with a police escort.
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New York Mets third baseman David Wright was taken from Citi Field in an ambulance after being hit squarely in the helmet by a 94-mph fastball from Giants starter Matt Cain.
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David Wright getting hit in the head by a 94-mph fastball from Matt Cain. Wright suffered a concussion and stayed in the hospital overnight for observation.
Hiroki Kuroda after taking a Rusty Ryal line drive to the head. Scans were negative, but Kuroda also stayed in the hospital overnight for observation.
Wright: David Pokress, AP Photo/Newsday; Kuroda: Ross D. Franklin/AP
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During the latter portion of Fox’s telecast of today’s Mets game, video showed David Wright, dressed in a gray shirt and shorts boarding an ambulance.
He appeared to be rather steady on his feet and did not require assistance of any kind to get into the emergency vehicle. This is certainly a good sign because it certainly did not appear that David would have been leaving...
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