Angels pitcher Chase Silseth exits begin after being struck on head by toss

Los Angeles Angels right-hander Chase Silseth needed to be assisted off the field after being struck on the head by a toss throughout his start versus the Mets on Saturday. Here’s an appearance: 

With runners on very first and 2nd and one out in the bottom of the 4th, Silseth provided a called strike to Dan Vogelbach at the plate. At the exact same time, Jeff McNeil removed from very first and got hung up as lead runner Francisco Lindor stayed near 2nd. With both runners near 2nd, Angels catcher Logan O’Hoppe erred by tossing behind McNeil to very first baseman Trey Cabbage. 

At that point, Lindor broke for 3rd, and Cabbage tossed throughout the diamond. Silseth, who was likewise making his method towards 3rd, was struck on the back of the head by Cabbage’s toss. He took a couple of more actions and after that decreased in a load. He was addressed by 2 Angels fitness instructors and one Mets fitness instructor while he twisted in discomfort. Eventually, Silseth had the ability to get to his feet and stroll off the field with one arm curtained around a fitness instructor and the other around supervisor Phil Nevin.

Silseth appeared to never ever pass out and was talking to fitness instructors after getting up. He was changed on the mound by reducer Aaron Loup. 

The 23-year-old Silseth has a 4.10 age in 7 starts and 7 relief looks for the Angels this season.