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Angels’ Taylor Ward Grateful for only Minor Injuries After Fence Collision

Taylor Ward was removed after suffering a severe facial gash from colliding with a metal scoreboard while attempting a catch; he required ambulance transport and stitches, officials said.

  • On August 31, 2025, Angels left fielder Taylor Ward collided face-first with a metal out-of-town scoreboard at Houston's Daikin Park during the eighth inning.
  • Ward collided with a metal scoreboard while attempting to field a fly ball hit by Ramon Urias, raising safety concerns given previous warnings about the hazardous presence of such structures on the field.
  • Ward suffered a deep cut above his right eye that required about 20 stitches, was carted off with towels covering his face, and transported by ambulance for further tests.
  • Angels interim manager Ray Montgomery acknowledged that Ward's injury appeared more severe initially, confirming that Ward will need further evaluation but has not suffered a concussion or damage to his eye.
  • The incident led teammate Jo Adell to criticize the fence's design, emphasizing that having metal components on the wall poses a significant risk of injury to players.
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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, August 31, 2025.
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