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Ben McDonald, General National Team No. 1 of the Baltimore Orioles of the MLB of the 1989 MLB, revealed in a social media post on Friday that suffered serious injuries after it fell 25 feet from a deer post.
McDonald published a video of himself in a hospital bed while trying to join the pieces in what led to his fall.
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Baltimore Orioles launcher Ben McDonald, during the 1990 spring training season. (Use Today Sports)
“This is how you see a severe brain shock and sounds (I still don’t remember anything), I apparently fell from a deer post, yesterday morning,” he wrote in X.
“I am fine and I appreciate that everyone reviews me. Very fortunate … concussion and 2 cracked vertebra … I will return in #Birdland soon calling the Orioles games. Thank you all for all (your) thoughts and (prayers) and thanks to the doctors. See all of you soon.”
McDonald is an avid hunter and expressed so much in a publication on social networks in December.
At that time, he wrote that he was hunting when he began thinking about his father. Suddenly, a giant dollar approached him and could pocket him.
“I usually do not share many of my thoughts about social ones, but this is too good not to share. I lost my dad in January … sitting at an arc stop yesterday enjoying the hunting season without it for the first time gave me the opportunity to reflect on all the hours we spent together in ball fields, basketball courts and in the deer,” McDonald wrote. “He was having a conversation with him telling him how much I miss him and thanking him for everything he did for us and our family and the many sacrifices he did.
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Ben McDonald by Baltimore Orioles launches against the Chicago White Sox during the 1993 season at Comiskey Park. (Use Today Sports)
“I had a good cry since I wish I was still here for a hunting season more or simply to speak more … 5 minutes after I dried my eyes and focused on hunting … an absolute giant came out … This dollar could have gone anywhere in the plot of 6 acres, but I followed a 24 -yard leaf under my tree …
“Without a doubt, this was a divine intervention courtesy of man on the top floor and #Pawpaw …. Outdoor is home to me … It is where I’m probably more comfortable! It is not always about harvest, it’s about making memories!
McDonald was a star pitcher in LSU before the Orioles selected him No. 1 in general in 1989. He became a fairly useful pitcher at his best.
It had an effectiveness of 3.91 with 894 strikeouts in 211 appearances. He spent the last two seasons with the Milwaukee brewers. The last season of his career was in 1997.
Baltimore Orioles launcher, Ben McDonald, in action against the Chicago Blancas Sox during the 1993 season at Comiskey Park. (Use Today Sports)
He is currently a Masn color commentator and in the radio transmissions of Orioles.
