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I've always assumed I had the funniest/worst baseball injury of all time, but it's a crown I really don't want to have to wear anymore. So somebody please beat this story.

So I'm 19, and I'm in Germany playing for the British National Team for the first time. I pitch 8 solid innings against Germany and got an offer to go to a D-1 college, I'm on top of the world.

The next day I'm catching against Austria, and in the first inning the batter fould of a low fastball off the plate and straight into my coin purse.

My plastic cup had cracked at the bottom and I felt pain like I have never felt before in my life. Of course I do't want to be a wuss so I played for 3 more innings.

By the 4th I couldn't stand up straight. Paramedics are called over and I drop my pants to show off what can only be described as a swollen and misshaped tangerine. So the German paramedic yells "SHIZA, we have to get you to doctor!"

The tournament tells me that with my British insurance and the insurance covering the tournament, I won't have to pay anything. They tell me they are sending a representative to the hospital to make sure I'll be taken care of.

The represenative was a 35 year old woman with a name I will never be able to pronounce. The hospital I'm taken to is a teaching hospital so when they are examining me I had about 10 doctors and my represenative intently looking at my family jewels, which I found very funny considering the amount of pain killers I was on. Of course, the lead on my case was a drop dead gorgeous blonde.

This story actually gets much funnier, but it also gets much much more gross. So i'll end it there.


Oh, in case you are wondering, I didn't lose anything. Turns out the Germans are pretty good with knives.
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Okay Dutch, I'll play.
I'm throwing bp to my Legion team(1979) before a big game... winner goes to state. We are at our home field; everything is going along great.
One gets away from me and hits my 2b in the ribs; it was a pretty soft throw, but he kind of goes down awkwardly.. then gets up but steps out of the cage and tells the next guy to go...
A couple of minutes later he is sitting off to the side holding his neck and acting kind of weird.
A few minutes later he's still not acting right; his big brother (a guy I played ball with and really good friend of mine) sees that his little bro is having a problem. He talks to him for a minute and I approach and big bro tells me my 2b is feeling really sick...
Here is what happened: As he was flinching to move away from the inside pitch; he pinched a nerve in his neck. At the same time his cup also pinched his testicle and it went up into his stomach. 24 hours later he was feeling fine but man did he have a bad 2 seconds or what?
The warnings about kids at the ballpark in the L-Screen thread reminded me of an injury at one of infidel_son's Mustang(?) games about ten years ago. By the tree near the blue structure in the photo, was a swing or see-saw where the younger kids would play.



I was the plate umpire and, with a sickening feeling, I knew immediately what was going to happen next after I saw the trajectory of the bomb my kid hit. Fortunately, it was a minor injury from what the victim's mom told us.
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I worked with a guy named Horatio. Young kid from Miami. Guys were bragging about how they got their false tooth (or teeth).

One day, Horatio was playing center field. When he backed up for a fly ball, his heel caught a hole and he fell on his back. The ball came down and hit him right in the mouth. Knocked his two front teeth out.
Son was taking a cut at an inside pitch and hit a foul ball into his own face. Not funny (!!), but everyone said they'd never seen anything like that happen before. He ended up with 2 teeth knocked backwards that were attached to a broken lower jaw and 4 stitches in his lip. Again, not funny but what a freak accident!! FYI, he is fine and was playing again the next week. Surprisingly enough, he still hits with no fear!

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