Ex-MLB pitcher detail

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Ben McDonald, the Baltimore Orioles’ No. 1 of the overall selection of the MLB design of 1989, which became known in a social media post on Friday, he suffered serious injuries after falling 25 feet from a deer.

McDonald posted a video of himself in a hospital bed when he tried to put the parts together, which led to his fall.

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Baltimore Orioles Pitcher Ben McDonald during the 1990 spring training season. (USA Today Sports)

“This is what a heavy concussion looks like and sounds (I still don’t remember anything), apparently I fell out of a deer stand yesterday morning,” he wrote on X.

“I am fine and appreciate everyone who is looking for me. Very happy … concussion and 2 cracked vertebrae … I will soon be back in #birdland who will soon call Orioles games. Thank you for everyone (your) thoughts and (prayers) and thank the doctors. Watch yourself soon.”

McDonald is an enthusiastic hunter and expressed just as much in a social media contribution in December.

At that time he wrote that He hunted When he started thinking of his father. Suddenly a huge hinge approached him and he could pack it.

“Usually I don’t share too many of my thoughts about social thoughts, but that’s too good to share it. I lost my father in January. I sat in a Bowstand yesterday and enjoyed giving myself the chance for the first time, about the hours we spent together on ball fields, basketball devices, and in the Hirwaldfeids,” wrote. “I had a conversation with him and told him how much I missed him and thanked him for everything he did for us and our family and the many victims he provided.

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Baltimore Orioles’ Ben McDonald represents Chicago White Sox during the 1993 season. (USA Today Sports)

“I had a good cry when I wanted to be here or just a conversation for another hunting season … 5 minutes after I dried my eyes and brought back on the hunt … made an absolute giant. This bucket would have gone somewhere in the 6 hectare action, followed a doe to 24 meters.

“This was undoubtedly a divine intervention with the friendly approval of the man on the upper floor and #pawpaw.

McDonald was a star pitcher on the LSU before the Orioles selected number 1 in 1989. He became a rather useful pitcher in his heyday.

He had a 3.91 ERA with 894 strikes in 211 appearances. He spent the last two seasons with the Milwaukee Brewers. The last season of his career was in 1997.