Marlins' Ryan Weathers struck in head by catcher's warmup throw in bizarre moment vs. Rays / Fox News

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During a routine warmup, Miami Marlins pitcher Ryan Weathers was unexpectedly struck in the head by his catcher’s throw—a bizarre mishap that left onlookers both concerned and incredulous. Despite the frightening incident, Weathers remained in the game, prompting discussions about safety protocols during team practices.

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