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    Indians-Rangers game stopped as fan falls from the 2nd deck

    game resumed after 16 minutes but it was eerily silent for the rest of the game, minimal cheering or noise, just shock

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    Yea, it was pretty wild...the way the Tribe announcers were talking when he first fell, they weren't sure if he was even alive with such a long drop onto concrete. Amazing that he was alright.

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    Cool

    I just saw that on our local news. They reported that the fan was taken to the hospital with minor injuries--he fell on four people below who were ok.

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    Man, that is just terrible. I remember as a child sitting in the upper decks of Shea and Yankee stadiums and was always scared to go near the front portions as I didn't want to fall.

    I hope the person recovers fully, and realizes they were just touched by God to not be dead!

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    Im glad he is ok. I cant help but to wonder if he had a few beers though.

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    Im glad he is ok. I cant help but to wonder if he had a few beers though.


    Really? REALLY?

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    Im glad he is ok. I cant help but to wonder if he had a few beers though.

    what does that have to do with any thing, he may not have had any beers, and just got a little excited and reached over to get a foul ball. it is a freak accident

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    what does that have to do with any thing, he may not have had any beers, and just got a little excited and reached over to get a foul ball. it is a freak accident

    No, he didnt reach over, his back was to the rail
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    No, he didnt reach over, his back was to the rail

    The fan fell after Nelson Cruz hit a foul ball down the right-field line in the bottom of the fifth with the score 3-1 in favor of Texas. The man attempted to catch the ball and tumbled over the railing. The event left the ballpark silent, and play was suspended for 16 minutes as the field was cleared. Several players, including Indians shortstop Jason Donald and left fielder Trevor Crowe, were bowing their heads and appeared to be praying while others watched intently as paramedics were attending to the fan. He was taken off by a stretcher.

    -ESPN

    he was reaching over

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    All i've been hearing on the radio is he had his back to the rail

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