The Tampa Bay Rays managed to breathe a sigh of relief as pitcher Hunter Bigge shows signs of recovery after an alarming incident where he was struck in the head by a 105 mph line drive during a game against the Baltimore Orioles. Following the incident, Rays manager Kevin Cash confirmed that Bigge, who was carted off the field and admitted to the hospital, was in good spirits and had not lost consciousness. His wife and family are by his side, providing support during this critical time.

Bigge's injury occurred in the seventh inning, raising immediate concerns among teammates and fans alike. The incident has highlighted the need for continued safety measures for players on the field, particularly in high-speed environments such as Major League Baseball. As Bigge continues to recover, the Rays remain hopeful for his return to play in the near future, contingent on medical evaluations.