US EditionInjured HBCU baseball player doesn’t ‘feel alone’ in recovery. Appreciates support
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Injured HBCU baseball player doesn’t ‘feel alone’ in recovery. Appreciates support
Jalen Niles is recovering from a devastating, career-ending injury suffered two weeks ago during the Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament. The Florida A&M senior shortstop was injured midway through the semifinal at Rickwood Field on May 23, when he collided with a Grambling State runner sliding into second base. Niles was carted off the field and diagnosed with a broken tibia and fibula, along with a dislocated ankle in his right leg. He…
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