Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis injured during Pirates batting practice at PNC Park


by TribLIVE.com

TribLIVE.com— Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis was hit in the back of the neck by a line drive during Pittsburgh Pirates batting practice Monday afternoon before the teams’ scheduled game at PNC Park. Trainers from both teams tended to Junis near the warning track in right field for 15 minutes before

CBS News—Brewers' Jakob Junis hit by fly ball during Pirates' batting practice. PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis was struck by a fly ball during the Pittsburgh Pirates' batting practice session ahead of Monday's game at PNC Park.Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that the right-handed pitcher was struck by a ball hit by Alika Williams of the Pirates. According to a post from Andrew Destin of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, Junis was alert and conscious on the field and taken to...

WFIN Local News—Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis hospitalized after being struck in the neck with a ball during batting practice. Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis was hospitalized before Monday’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates after he was struck in the neck by a ball during batting practice, the team announced on social media. Junis, who went on the 15-day injured list earlier this month because of a shoulder impingement, left PNC Park in an

Fox News—Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis hospitalized after being struck in the neck with a ball during batting practice. Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis was hospitalized before Monday’s game against the Pittsburgh Pirates after he was struck in the neck by a ball during batting practice, the team announced on social media.  Junis, who went on the 15-day injured list earlier this month because of a shoulder impingement, left PNC Park in an ambulance after he was hit while standing in the outfield.  "Brewers pitcher Jakob Junis was hit in the neck by a batted ball during batting practice," the team said on...