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Chad Patrick's Scary Moment: No-Hitter Bid

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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Chad Patrick overcame a scary health scare during a game, pushing through blurred vision and a no-hitter to secure a win. Despite feeling nauseous and experiencing a strange sensation, Patrick stayed in the game, impressing fans and teammates. Post-game, he underwent tests, which came back clear, but he plans further medical checks to rule out any issues. The Brewers continue their winning streak, with Patrick set to make more starts.

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Chad Patrick's Scary Moment: No-Hitter Bid

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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Chad Patrick's Scary Moment: No-Hitter Bid. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29th, Milwaukee Brewer's pitcher, Chad Patrick, had a scary moment during Tuesday's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The 27-year-old right-hander felt nauseous after the first inning, which is routine for him on star days. But as he warmed up for the second, his vision blurred for 15-20 seconds, making everything look off-kilter. He pushed through after a quick check from the head athletic trainer and delivered a strong outing. Patrick carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning during the Brewer's 13-2 blowout win at American Family Field. He walked five batters, but surrendered just one hit. Patrick admitted it shook him up, describing a strange sensation he never wants to repeat. Fans and teammates held their breath, but he stayed in and kept dealing. Post-game, they checked his blood pressure, and he focused on hydrating. Tests came back fine, though he's planning a deeper medical look to rule out issues. The Brewer's roll-on, with Patrick eyeing more starts ahead. This has been Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, powered by AI.

I'm Corey with The Story.

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