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Wounded fan in the fall of the outside wall
… the pirates ask prayers
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An MLB fan suffered significant injuries during a fall in an outdoor park of the PNC park on Wednesday evening … and the scene was so horrible, pirate manager Derek Shelton He later asked that “everyone keeps him in his prayers”.
The terrifying situation took place during the seventh round of the pirate match against Cubs … When a man jumped from his seat in the right field – then suddenly tumbled to the warning track which was about 20 feet under him.
The fan crossed the Clemente wall to @Piration @Cubs Game at PNC Park. pic.twitter.com/qnlgeb6oku
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He seemed to return several times to the air before he crashed to the ground.
The coaches took place to take care of him immediately, although he never seems to move. He was finally attached to a stretcher … and taken to a neighboring hospital.
Neither Shelton nor his team had an update on his condition after the conclusion of the match … But the coach of Pittsburgh was clearly shaken by the incident.
“It's extremely unhappy,” he said, approaching the question … Before adding, “I mean, it's an understatement.”
Pittsburgh Pirates Director Derek Shelton talks about the last fans who fell to PNC Park. pic.twitter.com/hjbtr8yj5u
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The game was delayed while man was treated – although the game finally resumed. The pirates won, 4-3 … But it is clear, the outcome of the game was the most distant thing from the spirit of anyone.
