FSU’s Myles Bailey suffers major injury against Duke Blue Devils

FSU star first baseman Myles Bailey needed to be stretched off the sector Saturday throughout their recreation against the Duke Blue Devils at Dick Howser Stadium.

Bailey was deliberately walked within the backside of the eighth inning, placing runners on the corners with two outs and the sport tied at 11-11. The Duke pitcher tried to choose him off first, however the throw bought away, permitting Bailey to take off for second and Carter McCulley to attain from third.

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Bailey slid late into second base and instantly referred to as for time and by no means stood up after an obvious ankle injury. FSU’s medical workers shortly introduced out a stretcher for him and put his proper leg in an air forged. You can discover movies of the play on the web, however it’s thick.

Bailey waved to the gang whereas he was stretched off the sector and right into a ready ambulance.

He has been FSU’s high participant this season, rising as top-of-the-line first basemen within the nation. The Tallahassee native hit his thirteenth homer of the season earlier within the recreation to tie it up. He is hitting .363 this season with a .883 slugging proportion and 33 RBI. He has walked 35 instances this season, with groups constantly pitching round him and deliberately strolling him 10 instances.

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