Giants, MLB to release joint statement on Harrison Bader’s scooter crash
Buster Posey said the probe should wrap up soon and the Giants and MLB will issue an official update on Bader’s status.
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[Sports Chosun Reporter Park Sang-kyung] Harrison Bader, whose salary payments were suspended after he caused a scooter accident during injury rehabilitation, is expected to get another chance with the San Francisco Giants. The San Francisco Chronicle reported on the 11th (Korean time) that "Bader is scheduled to return next year, and he feels a sense of responsibility." Buster Posey, President of Baseball Operations for the San Francisco Giants…
San Francisco Giants Free Agent Bust ‘Remaining in Organization'
Few, if any, positives can be taken from Harrison Bader’s first season with the San Francisco Giants.At the GM Meetings, president of baseball operations Buster Posey noted that the ongoing investigation regarding Bader, which stems from the outfielder further hurting his already-injured foot in a scooter accident during the 2026 season, will likely conclude soon.Buster Posey […]
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The Mercury newsSF Giants shed light on Bader’s future after scooter incident
Harrison Bader was involved in a late-night scooter crash in July and further damaged the foot he was already rehabbing
Giants, Harrison Bader Near Resolution Over Scooter Crash Pay Dispute
The Giants and outfielder Harrison Bader are nearing a resolution to their contract dispute stemming from a July scooter crash that worsened his foot injury and led the team to suspend his pay. A joint statement is expected soon, and president of baseball operations Buster Posey said Bader will remain with the organization. His role is uncertain: Bader will have to earn playing time, with young outfielders Jonah Cox and Drew Gilbert also in the …
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