Giants Make Decision About Harrison Bader After Scooter Injury
Summary
The San Francisco Giants have stopped paying outfielder Harrison Bader while they investigate a scooter accident he had early Sunday morning. Bader, who was already injured with foot pain, worsened his condition in the accident and now faces a longer recovery and uncertain future with the team.Key Facts
- Harrison Bader was involved in a scooter accident early Sunday morning, colliding with a San Francisco Fire Department vehicle.
- The Giants have suspended his pay while they look into the details of the accident.
- Bader was already on the injured list for plantar fasciitis, a painful foot condition.
- The accident has delayed his recovery and return to playing baseball.
- Witnesses reported Bader was drinking at bars before the accident.
- The team is examining whether Bader violated his contract by engaging in risky activities without permission.
- Bader signed a two-year, $20.5 million contract in January.
- Before the injury, Bader was batting .170 with five home runs in 106 at-bats this season.
- Major League Baseball rules forbid players from risky activities without team approval.
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