To wishful thinking and quick healing.
Hereâs to a (soon, hopefully) return to normal and a timely return to long nights in the bleachers and braving the elements at the sport of your choosing. Same, too, for long lines at the concession stand, tailgates wherever you can find them and finding the perfect seat not too close to the student section.
Hereâs to updated shot records and the renewed love affair with the hard tile floors and buzzing florescent lights of classrooms. With luck, kids will be back in school before Easter and coaches will finally be allowed to dust off the gear and let it breathe for the first time in a year.
industry that injury, that happened over the weekend. a pitcher for the tampa bay rays hit in the head by a ball. now it appears he is going to be okay. the incident renews questions about safety for players of all ages. here is abc s gio benitez. look out. shot right back at cobb. reporter: it took just a split second for a ball traveling at 102 miles per hour to hit tampa bay rays pitcher alex cobb right behind the ear. shot back at cobb reporter: cobb is already tweeting. want to say thank you to our trainer, ron porterfield and the doctors at bayfront hospital. woke up with only a minor head ache today. they saw him there, really tough moment for everybody. reporter: he suffered a mild concussion and we have seen injuries like this before. last month, a ball fractured the skull of blue jays starter, ja happ. and last week, brandon mccarthy had a seizure months after getting hit in the head by a
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