Miami, FL - Marlins pitcher Ryan Weathers was hit in the head by a warmup throw from his catcher prior to a game against the Tampa Bay Rays. The incident occurred as the catcher was throwing down to second base. The ball inadvertently struck Weathers, who was standing nearby.
Following the impact, Marlins' medical personnel immediately attended to Weathers. After a brief evaluation, he was cleared to start the game as planned. While the incident looked alarming, Weathers displayed no immediate signs of concussion or serious injury.
The Marlins have not released any further details about Weather's condition but are likely monitoring him closely for any delayed symptoms. The team emphasized the importance of player safety and will continue to assess Weathers throughout the game and afterward.
Marlins Pitcher Ryan Weathers Hit in Head by Catcher's Throw
Miami Marlins pitcher Ryan Weathers experienced a scary moment during pre-game warmups against the Tampa Bay Rays. He was accidentally struck in the head by a throw from his own catcher. Despite the impact, Weathers remained in the game and made his scheduled start. Medical staff evaluated him after the incident.