Padres Pitcher Cole Paplham gets hit in the face of 102 km / h Line Drive

San Diego Padres Kanna Cole Paplham took a big hit on the pitch.

On Sunday February 23, during a spring training game between San Diego Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers – that saw Dodgers beat Padres 8-3- Padres Kanna was hit in the face by a line drive outside the bat to Dodger’s first bass man Aaron Bracho.

In a video divided into x By Dodger’s nation, Paplham, 24, threw the ball before Bracho hit it back and hit the jug.

The clip seemed to catch the ball that hit the side of Paplham’s face on his cheek and jaw area.

At the influence, Paplham spun around before covering his face with his hands. According to Mlb.comA teammate and employee ran to their aid and placed a towel on the face.

The player then went to a golf cart while he covered his head with the towel before taking the field.

According to Statcast, Per Mlb.com, Brachos Liner was clocked at 102.4 km / h.

The outlet adds that Padres -Manager Mike Shildt confirmed that Paplham had remained conscious and awake after the incident and was evaluated in the field for several minutes.

“Our prayers are with him,” said Shildt. “He was conscious, seemed awake, knew where he was. But clearly a scary thing. … he had clearly in some pain, and obviously when something similar happens, raged a little. ”

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“Prayers up for Padres Reliever Cole Paplham after taking a nasty hit to the head from a line drive during this Dodgers, Padres Cactus League game,” Dodgers Nation wrote in his caption on X. “Just a few days after Bobby Miller was drilled by one of a Cactus League 105.5 mph ball.

Dodgers jug Bobby Miller was hit of a ball during a spring training game against Chicago Cubs on Thursday 20 February.

Miller was struck in the head of the ball after Cub’s first bass man Michael Busch hit a quick ball of 105.5 km / h during the third inning. He immediately arrested his head as he collapsed to the ground, but was later able to walk by himself after medical personnel arrived in the field.