Rockies’ Charlie Blackmon leaves game after getting hit in the eye - Friday, August. 02, 2024 Categories: Sports, Rockies No rating Back to All News Real Views: 0 Rate this article: No rating Rockies veteran Charlie Blackmon left Friday night’s game in San Diego with a bruised left eye after he was struck by a baseball. Blackmon, who started in right field, departed in the third inning after the baseball hit him in the left arm and deflected to his face. Blackmon was injured after hitting a grounder to second baseman Xander Bogaerts, who made an off-target throw to first baseman Jake Cronenworth just as Blackmon arrived at the bag. Blackmon, 38, tumbled to the ground and held his face in his hands. After being checked by Rockies assistant athletic trainer Heath Townsend, Blackmon left the field and was replaced by pinch-runner Hunter Goodman. Blackmon’s eye was noticeably red and swollen, but Rockies.TV reported he did not have to go to the hospital. Want more Rockies news? Sign up for the Rockies Insider to get all our MLB analysis. Link to original article Denver PostDenver Post Other posts by Sports, Rockies Contact author Website Rockies DH Blackmon leaves game vs. Padres after getting hit on left arm, left eye by errant throw Brenton Doyle’s incredible catch highlights Rockies’ win over Padres View Articles tagged with: SportsmlbLatest HeadlinesColorado RockiesMore Rockies NewsCharlie BlackmonHunter Goodman Related articles NBC 9 News 'Humbled and blessed': 9NEWS anchor leaving to join Spurs Denver Post NFL Picks: Biggest game of the AFC season so far on tap with Josh... NBC 9 News Famed Savannah Bananas are coming to Denver on 2025 world tour NBC 9 News Senior-heavy Castle View Sabercats look to savor final season NBC 9 News Bronco notes: Right tackle Palczewski prefers to stay under radar but... Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.blog comments powered by Disqus