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Chad Patrick's Blurry Vision: A Scary Moment

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Chad Patrick, a Milwaukee Brewers pitcher, experienced a frightening vision loss during a game, but quickly recovered and finished with a strong performance. Despite initial concerns, medical checks revealed no issues, and Patrick attributes the incident to start-day nerves.

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Chad Patrick's Blurry Vision: A Scary Moment

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Chad Patrick's Blurry Vision: A Scary Moment. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29th, Chad Patrick, the Milwaukee Brewer's pitcher, hit his scary snag during their game against the Arizona Diamondbacks on April 28. Right before the top of the second inning, he suddenly lost his vision for about 15-20 seconds while warming up behind the mound. He stepped off feeling disoriented with everything going blurry, but after a few deep breaths, his sight cleared up quick. Patrick shook it off, finished his warm-ups, and got back on the bump. That brief blackout had him worried no doubt. Especially since he powered through to pitch five solid innings in a blowout 13-2 win. Team Docs checked his blood pressure afterward, and it all came back normal. He's no stranger to star-day nerves, often dealing with an upset stomach and even throwing up before games like this one. Not sure if that's linked, but Patrick says he feels fine now and chops it up to a one-off weird moment. Luckily, it didn't derail his night or the Brewer's dominance, keeping everyone breathing easy as the season rolls on. That wraps Milwaukee Brewer's news today.

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