Hunter Bigge Injury: Rays Reliever Struck by Foul Ball
- Tampa Bay Rays pitcher John Bigge was injured in the dugout,the team announced Friday.
- Bigge was acquired by Tampa Bay from the Chicago Cubs in the Isaac Paredes trade last year.He has a career 2.51 ERA over 32 1/3 major league innings.
- Steinbrenner Field, the New York Yankees' spring training home, because Tropicana Field sustained severe damage from Hurricane Milton in october.
Tampa Bay rays pitcher John Bigge suffered an injury in the dugout, confirmed by the team today. Bigge, already on the injured list with a lat strain, was present with the team when the incident occurred at the New York Yankees’ spring training facility, where the Rays are temporarily playing due to hurricane damage at Tropicana Field. Details of the exact injury sustained by the relief pitcher are sparse, but he was acquired from the Chicago Cubs. With a 2.51 career ERA, his absence will be felt.For deeper insights, visit news Directory 3 for ongoing updates about the Rays and other MLB teams. Discover what’s next for Bigge and the Rays’ season.
Rays pitcher John Bigge injured in dugout incident
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher John Bigge was injured in the dugout,the team announced Friday. Bigge, 27, is currently on the injured list with a lat strain. It is common for players on the injured list to remain with the team adn be in the dugout during games.
Bigge was acquired by Tampa Bay from the Chicago Cubs in the Isaac Paredes trade last year.He has a career 2.51 ERA over 32 1/3 major league innings.
The Rays are playing their home games at George M. Steinbrenner Field, the New York Yankees’ spring training home, because Tropicana Field sustained severe damage from Hurricane Milton in october.