MLB: Camera Man Injured By Gunner Henderson At Yankee Stadium During Hicks New York Return

LINK: https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/sports/mlb/cameraman-hospitalized-after-getting-hit-by-errant-throw-at-orioles-yankees-game/4482180/

I mean you get these people on the television or mlb.tv and they have all these technical issues with the cameras and stuff, with the feed getting interrupted all the time.

Then you get these announcers going on on television about how if you owned the MLB they would have something to say about it.

No you wouldn't.

So when you lay the $10 Billion down to buy the league they think the new owner's not going to want to play catch with Gleyber Torres.... hahahahahaha.

No, they think they're going to have something to do with it instead.

The new owner just buying the league said it was Gleyber Torres, now on the television they think they can talk about something else about it.

Hahahahahahaha.

Fired.

Now you get these incidents with new players like Gunner Henderson who just hit the camera man and it looked really bad...

That was on Aaron Hicks return to New York where he got booed right bad.

Now they take the rookie stuff down and put up Hicks in Baltimore now people are getting injured by rookie players.

It just don't look good, plus no established call zone from the umpire and bad issues on the broadcast.

I mean the camera man's family could sue on that alone, plus the MLB itself would want to distance themselves from that because it's only about two families that are affected.

I mean the camera man, his family suing a new player like Gunner Henderson on a beginning MLB contract isn't going to withstand that lawsuit because he didn't get all his money yet.

He's going to get picked to death by lawyers, I'd tell players or anyone not to get involved in issues like this and leave it for the courts.

I mean, even if it's a bad accident that's a lawsuit brewing with the bad field conditions and all that it just don't look good over all for the MLB.

Then right away, other players will distance themselves from the ones on the field in the incident...

Then what if there was steroids involved?

Looking pretty messy down there, and bad issues back in the hometowns I heard about how this affected people's families.

What if the player gets sued and loses all his money?

That's bad all around for the MLB.

Either way, looks like a career ending scenario for players involved in these types of incidents...at fault or not.

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