The fan who fell out of the stands at Wednesday night's Pittsburgh Pirates game has been identified as a former college football player. TMZ Sports reported
The Pittsburgh Pirates fan who fell from an outfield wall at PNC Park on Wednesday is a former college football player. According to TribLive, the fan’s name is Kavan Markwood, and he played linebacker for Wheeling University in 2023.
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Veteran catcher Yasmani Grandal has a May 1 opt-out in his minor league contract with the Red Sox. He’ll pass on that chance to return to the open market and remain in the organization despite not being selected to the big league roster today, per MassLive’s Chris Cotillo.
New information has emerged about the status of the Pittsburgh Pirates fan who fell from the stands during Wednesday’s game at PNC Park. The fan fell from the 21-foot Clemente Wall in right field during the seventh inning of Wednesday’s game between the Pirates and Chicago Cubs, and landed on the dirt warning track.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs had their game on Wednesday night marred by a scary incident in the seventh inning when a fan fell over the 21-foot-tall Clemente Wall in right field.
During last night’s game at PNC Park, a fan fell from the stands onto the field and had to receive medical attention. Pittsburgh authorities have released the latest status of the fan this morning.
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A very frightening moment occurred during Wednesday’s game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs. During the seventh inning of the contest at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pa., an unidenitified male fan fell from the Clemente Wall in right field.
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Derek Shelton sent an emotional message to a fan who was seen on video falling more than 20 feet onto the field during Wednesday's game against the Chicago Cubs.
A fan attending the Wednesday game between the Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates fell out of the right field stands during the seventh inning and landed on the PNC Park warning track 21 feet below.
The Pittsburgh Pirates hosted the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday, knocking off their National League Central rivals by a score of 4-3 to move to 12-19 on the season.
Andrew McCutchen drove in two runs with his lone hit to help the Pittsburgh Pirates snap a three-game slide with a 4-3 win against the visiting Chicago Cubs on Wednesday.
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 4-3 Wednesday night at PNC Park. But the attention was on a fan who tumbled over the right-field wall during the seventh inning.
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