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Jacksonville Jaguars rookie WR/CB Travis Hunter made a remarkable catch and had an injury scare during a game, highlighting his talent and the risks of playing both ways, but he remains a key player for the team.
Jacksonville Jaguars rookie WR/CB Travis Hunter made a remarkable catch and had an injury scare during a game, highlighting his talent and the risks of playing both ways, but he remains a key player for the team.
Jacksonville Jaguars receiver Brian Thomas Jr. experienced a shoulder injury scare during minicamp but was cleared by team trainers and returned to practice, with coach Liam Coen confirming he is fine and only bruised, ensuring his availability for the upcoming season.
Bryce Harper avoided serious injury after a scary fall into the dugout while chasing a foul ball during the Phillies' game against the Braves. Despite being a newcomer to first base, Harper's aggressive pursuit led to a tumble into the camera well, causing concern among teammates and fans. Although he remained in the game until the late innings, his teammates expressed relief that he didn't sustain a more serious injury and expect him to be in the lineup for the next game.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy gave fans a scare when he took a hit to the facemask during the game against the Arizona Cardinals. Purdy experienced a stinger, which was a new sensation for him, but he was able to return to the game after being examined by medical staff. Despite the concern from onlookers, Purdy's teammates and the crowd showed their support, chanting his name as he got back on his feet.
Joel Embiid downplayed a knee injury scare but continued to play through it, contributing 38 points and crucial plays to secure a 125-114 win for the Philadelphia 76ers against the Atlanta Hawks. Embiid praised teammate Tyrese Maxey's fourth-quarter aggressiveness, as Maxey scored 16 of his 30 points in the final period and showcased his ability to step up in clutch moments. Maxey's scoring prowess in the fourth quarter is valuable for the Sixers in both the regular season and potentially in the playoffs, providing relief for Embiid and helping the team close out games.
Lamar Jackson, the starting quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, gave his team a scare when he grabbed his leg after being tackled in a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. However, he quickly returned to the field and led the Ravens to a 34-20 victory. Jackson finished the game with 264 passing yards, two touchdowns, and 54 rushing yards. This injury scare serves as a reminder of the importance of Jackson's health for the Ravens' postseason aspirations, especially after the team lost Pro Bowl tight end Mark Andrews to a likely season-ending ankle injury.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen shook off an injury scare to lead his team to a 24-18 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Allen landed on his right throwing shoulder after being tackled but remained in the game and didn't miss a snap. Despite ongoing concerns about his shoulder injury, Allen showcased his toughness and competitiveness. He finished the game with seven carries for 41 yards and a touchdown, becoming the first player in Bills history to have at least five rushing touchdowns in each of his first six seasons. Allen's quick decision-making and improved completion rate contributed to the Bills' offensive success.
Golden State Warriors' young player Jonathan Kuminga avoided a serious injury after jamming his thumb on the backboard during practice. Despite wearing heavy tape on his thumb and wrist, Kuminga is expected to be fine and continue his development in his third pro season. Veteran point guard Chris Paul also sat out as a precautionary rest day, but both players are expected to play in the Warriors' second preseason game against the Lakers.
During a non-padded practice, New York Jets player Jermaine Johnson II accidentally made contact with Aaron Rodgers' pinky toe, causing a scare for the team. Although Rodgers did not break his toe, he had to briefly leave practice. Jets coach Robert Saleh reminded his players to never touch the quarterback, emphasizing the importance of respecting the quarterback. Rodgers appears to be fine and was able to finish practice.
Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll feared his season was over after experiencing discomfort in his right shoulder during a game. However, an MRI showed no issues, and Carroll returned to the lineup the next day, going 2-for-5 with two runs scored and an RBI in a 7-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The scare provided a frame of reference for Carroll and relieved manager Torey Lovullo, who had contemplated the loss of his star player for an extended period.
Arizona Diamondbacks' rookie outfielder, Carroll, exited the game early due to shoulder soreness, causing concern for the team. However, strength tests revealed that his shoulder was strong and stable, providing relief to everyone involved. Carroll is now considered day to day. Losing Carroll would have been a significant blow for the Diamondbacks, as he has been their best offensive player this season. The injury scare overshadowed the team's disappointing loss to the Rays.
India's captain Rohit Sharma sustained an injury to his left thumb during a net session ahead of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia. The injury adds a level of concern for the Indian team as they aim to compete in the prestigious final. Several key players including Virat Kohli, Ravindra Jadeja, and Cheteshwar Pujara did not attend practice. The WTC final is scheduled from June 7 to 11 at The Oval in London.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Michael Conforto is undergoing X-rays and an MRI after injuring his left heel while legging out a single on Tuesday. The Giants are less optimistic about his injury than they were last night, and losing him to the Injured List would not be ideal. However, it could lead to the call up of top prospect Luis Matos, who has been performing well in Double-A and Triple-A this season. Matos was ranked as high as the 30th best prospect in baseball this offseason by Baseball Prospectus.
Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo exited Sunday's game against the Padres early due to a neck scare after colliding with Fernando Tatis Jr. while applying a tag. Manager Aaron Boone said Rizzo is "fine" and could play Monday in Seattle. Jose Trevino could be activated as soon as Tuesday, while Josh Donaldson likely will play another rehab game Tuesday. Giancarlo Stanton could begin his rehab assignment Tuesday and may return for a road series against the Dodgers. Tommy Kahnle pitched a fourth scoreless inning Sunday and Carlos Rodon is expected to throw a second bullpen session Monday.