crisper57
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Just heard that Don Baylor was wheeled out of the clubhouse on a stretcher right now. Updates should come within 15 minutes.
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Breaking News: Don Baylor Taken to Hospital
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Just saw Nick Piecoro report this on Twitter. Hope he's OK.
http://twitter.com/#!/nickpiecoro/status/119823156943929344
http://twitter.com/#!/nickpiecoro/status/119823156943929344
Kirk Gibson's day before playoffs gameface was so intense it knocked out Baylor.
Just kidding. Hope he is okay.
Just kidding. Hope he is okay.
Best wishes
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crisper57
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Light headed and fainted. Taken for observation.
I think this is the best scenario we could have hoped for, given the circumstances. I was worried it was a heart attack. Still scary, though.
Kevin Towers said, barring complications, he should be in the dugout tomorrow.
I think this is the best scenario we could have hoped for, given the circumstances. I was worried it was a heart attack. Still scary, though.
Kevin Towers said, barring complications, he should be in the dugout tomorrow.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_y...RvLYF?slug=ap-diamondbacks-baylorhospitalized
)—Arizona Diamondbacks batting coach Don Baylor was taken to a hospital after fainting at Miller Park on Friday morning.
Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers said Baylor had a “fainting episode” after eating breakfast in the clubhouse, and one of the team’s trainers caught him as he fell. Towers said Baylor was taken by ambulance to a hospital, accompanied by members of the team’s medical staff.
“Anytime somebody faints, loses consciousness for a while, it’s scary,” Towers said. “He’s a big part of this ballclub, means a lot to these players. And hopefully everything turns out well and he’s in uniform tomorrow, hopefully helping us win a ballgame against a very good Brewers club.”
Towers said the 62-year-old Baylor was undergoing tests and the initial results were encouraging.
)—Arizona Diamondbacks batting coach Don Baylor was taken to a hospital after fainting at Miller Park on Friday morning.
Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers said Baylor had a “fainting episode” after eating breakfast in the clubhouse, and one of the team’s trainers caught him as he fell. Towers said Baylor was taken by ambulance to a hospital, accompanied by members of the team’s medical staff.
“Anytime somebody faints, loses consciousness for a while, it’s scary,” Towers said. “He’s a big part of this ballclub, means a lot to these players. And hopefully everything turns out well and he’s in uniform tomorrow, hopefully helping us win a ballgame against a very good Brewers club.”
Towers said the 62-year-old Baylor was undergoing tests and the initial results were encouraging.
