DETROIT – A Detroit Tigers grounds crew member was carted off the field ahead of the eighth inning of their matchup vs. the San Francisco Giants inside Comerica Park.
The injury occurred on Wednesday (May 28) during the seventh-inning stretch.
From the broadcast, it looked like the member stumbled before suffering a leg injury while raking the infield ahead of the eighth inning in front of the Giants’ dugout.
The Giants sent out their trainers as the man was in great disbelief. EMS was called to the field for medical attention as the game was delayed for a few minutes.
Members of the Tigers’ ground crew play a major part in the team’s success as they keep the diamond prepared for a ball game.
A Detroit Tigers grounds crew member was carted off the field ahead of the eighth inning of their matchup vs. the San Francisco Giants inside Comerica Park. (Copyright 2025 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit – All rights reserved.)
For instance, when a hard-hit ball is hit and takes an infield hop, they want the field to be perfect so the players can make a clean play in the game for the guys playing.
Tigers assistant athletic trainer Chris McDonald attended to the man and began treating the injured crew member’s left leg.
After some assistance, the grounds crew member got up as the medical team got him to the cart and took him off the field.
A Detroit Tigers grounds crew member was carted off the field ahead of the eighth inning of their matchup vs. the San Francisco Giants inside Comerica Park. (Copyright 2025 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit – All rights reserved.)
Copyright 2025 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit – All rights reserved.