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Arizona’s Geraldo Perdomo leaves game after being hit in the helmet by a line drive
Perdomo walked off under his own power after a 93 mph line drive from Ketel Marte struck his helmet, and the team gave no immediate injury update.
- On Sunday, Arizona Diamondbacks shortstop Geraldo Perdomo left the game against the Houston Astros at Daikin Park after being struck in the helmet by a 93 mph line drive from teammate Ketel Marte during the third inning.
- Perdomo collapsed immediately, writhing in pain as manager Torey Lovullo and trainer Max Esposito rushed to attend to him; after several minutes, he walked off the field under his own power.
- Following the incident, Ildemaro Vargas shifted from first base to shortstop to replace Perdomo, while utilityman Tim Tawa entered the game at first base for Arizona.
- The Diamondbacks did not immediately provide details on Perdomo's condition, though broadcaster Todd Walsh reported the shortstop walked into the tunnel for evaluation.
- Perdomo had appeared in 139 of Arizona's 143 games this season, maintaining mostly good health while providing exceptional defensive play before Sunday's incident.
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Arizona’s Geraldo Perdomo leaves game after being hit in the helmet by a line drive
Arizona’s Geraldo Perdomo left Sunday’s game against the Houston Astros after being struck in the helmet by a line drive from Ketel Marte in the third inning.
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Dominican Geraldo Perdomo of Arizona left Sunday's match against the Houston Astros after being hit on the hull by a line from Ketel Mars in the third inning.
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