San Francisco Giants outfielder Harrison Bader will miss the remainder of the season following a scooter accident, his manager announced. The incident occurred after Bader was already expected to be sidelined due to a pre-existing injury.
The San Francisco Giants’ manager, Tony Vitello, informed reporters that Harrison Bader is out for the season. This determination came after Bader crashed his scooter late at night.
Vitello clarified that Bader was already facing a season-ending diagnosis of plantar fasciitis prior to the accident. “He was already going to miss the season due to plantar fasciitis before crashing his scooter,” Vitello said, according to Yahoo Sports. The manager’s statement indicates the scooter accident did not *cause* the end of Bader's season, but rather occurred while he was already unable to play.
The specifics of the scooter accident – including when and where it happened, or if any injuries resulted from the crash itself – were not detailed in the report. The focus remains on the fact that Bader will not return to the field this year due to his plantar fasciitis.
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