Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Hunter Bigge had a scary moment during Friday night's game when a foul ball rocketed into his face at 105 mph. The impact was severe enough that he had to be stretchered off the field and taken to the hospital—a moment teammates and fans described as "terrifying."

Editor’s Note: High-speed foul balls are an underrated danger in baseball, and this incident is a stark reminder of how quickly things can go wrong—even for pros. Bigge's injury will likely reignite conversations about player safety, especially for pitchers who have little time to react when a ball comes screaming back at them. For fans, it’s a gut-wrenching moment that overshadows the game itself.

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Hunter Bigge had a scary moment during Thursday night's game when a foul ball rocketed into the dugout and hit him in the face. He was quickly carted off the field and taken to the hospital for evaluation, leaving fans and teammates shaken by the sudden incident.

Editor’s Note: Baseball might seem like a low-risk sport compared to football or hockey, but freak accidents like this remind us how dangerous it can be—even when players aren’t on the field. Dugouts are supposed to be safe zones, but screaming line drives don’t care about boundaries. This’ll likely spark more conversations about player safety and whether teams need additional protections (like extended netting or dugout barriers) to prevent these terrifying moments.