
Patrick's Scary Blurry Vision, Back in Action
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Milwaukee Brewers starter Patrick had a scary moment in the second inning against the Arizona Diamondbacks, losing vision for about fifteen to twenty seconds. However, he quickly recovered, shook off the incident, and delivered a strong performance, striking out five and giving up just one hit in five innings. Post-game, Patrick reported feeling normal, and doctors dont anticipate him missing any time. With several key players already on the injured list, the Brewers are relieved to have Patrick back and ready to continue his dominant season.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Patrick's Scary Blurry Vision, Back in Action. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 29th, Milwaukee Brewer's news today starts now. AI-powered and game-ready, I'm Cory with the story. Milwaukee Brewer smashed the Arizona Diamondbacks 13-2 on Tuesday night, but the real talk was a wild scare with their starter, Patrick Innings. The second inning, he suddenly lost vision for about 15-20 seconds. Everything got blurry like his eyeballs were pushed to the top of his head. Patrick took off his hat, caught his breath, tested a throw, and the weird feeling just vanished. Luckily, he shook it off and kept dealing, going five strong innings on 98 pitches. He struck out five, gave up just one hit and two earned runs, keeping the brewers in control. Post game, Patrick said he feels totally normal now, no lingering issues, and Docs don't see him missing time. His season ERA sits at 2.57, second best in the rotation behind Kyle Harrison, with stars like Christian Yellich, Jackson Churrio, Andrew Vaughn, and Quinn Priester already banged up on the IL.
1:05Milwaukee dodged a bullet. Here, Patrick's back in the mix, ready to keep dominating.
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