
Brewers Pitcher's Scary Vision Loss During Game
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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Chad Patrick experienced a terrifying vision loss during a game, but quickly recovered to secure a win. Despite initial concerns, postgame checks revealed no serious issues, and Patrick is ready to continue his strong performance.
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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Brewers Pitcher's Scary Vision Loss During Game. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 29th. This is MLB News today baseball coverage powered by AI. Milwaukee Brewer's pitcher Chad Patrick hit a scary snack Tuesday night during their 13-to-2 blowout win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Right before the second inning, he lost his vision for about 15-20 seconds, forcing the training staff to rush the mound. He also dealt with some vomiting between innings, but that's routine for him on start days. His vision glitch was totally new blurry and disorienting like his eyes weren't cooperating. The staff checked him out as cameras caught him rubbing his eyes. Brewer's manager Pat Murphy figured blood rushed to his head, messing with his focus for a bit. Patrick called it a feeling he never wants back. He bounced back quick, tossed warm up pitches, walked the lead off guy, then shut down the next batters. Over five innings, the 27-year-old righty gave up two runs on one hit, Fanned 5, walked five and snagged the win. Post-game checks showed his blood pressure was solid and Patrick felt way better.
Wild moment, but he's good to go, keeping the Brewer's rolling strong.
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