Rays catcher Wilson Ramos had to get 6 staples in his head after getting hit by a broken bat
A scary scene unfolded in the fifth inning in Tampa on Monday, as Rays catcher Wilson Ramos took a hit to the head after Ruben Tejada's bat broke while grounding out to second.
The impact of the bat on Ramos' helmet made a loud sound that immediately drew worry from the Tampa Bay crowd. Ramos was bleeding from the head after the impact, but appeared to be in relatively good shape. Trainers met him at home plate and helped him back into the dugout. He would later get six staples to the head while undergoing continuing evaluation.
You can watch video of the incident below.
After the game, Ramos seemed in fairly high spirits given the circumstances. Taking questions from reporters, Ramos said he was not sure if the doctors would allow him to be available for the next day's game, but he felt like he would be ready to go if needed. While nothing is official yet, Ramos himself says he'd like to be back in the lineup by Wednesday.
.@RaysBaseball catcher Wilson Ramos gives an update on his status after he left Monday's game with a head laceration. #RaysUp pic.twitter.com/26oliPi9Fb
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