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Jesús Sánchez Hurt by Ball Thrown From Stands at Camden Yards

Precautionary X-rays were negative, leaving Sánchez day-to-day while the Orioles investigate and the fan was removed from the ballpark.

Overview

  • Sánchez was struck in the right wrist by a ball thrown from the right-field stands during a sixth-inning stoppage on Sunday and exited the game with a diagnosed right wrist contusion.
  • The Blue Jays said X-rays showed no fracture and that Sánchez will be evaluated further while listed day-to-day.
  • Baltimore identified and ejected the fan involved, described by multiple eyewitnesses and local reporters as about 12–13 years old, and the Orioles have opened a formal investigation.
  • Sánchez and manager John Schneider characterized the incident as a misunderstanding caused when the player appeared to signal for a throw and the child misread the gesture.
  • The episode raises fresh questions about stadium safety, fan‑player interactions and short-term roster strain for Toronto given Sánchez’s productive stretch this season.