The Impossible Accident That Tragically Killed a 20-Year-Old 

😂😂

To be fair, the most common deaths in the home aside from disease are bathroom accidents. So you've a possibility to slip, break your neck, and drown with your head stuck in the toilet.

​@@zetsumeinaitodyssentry from taco bell

Tragedies could find people at home in the form of extremely poisonous bugs. Like some kind of spider for example. I remember seeing one video about that.

​​@@zetsumeinaito Head in toilet what the f***

Like the saying goes "The airline safety manual is written in blood"

If everyone in a baseball stadium just went home and took a shower instead, there would be many many more injuries and deaths on average. Everything's covered in blood.

How could this happen

better to be written in blood than to not be written at all

war never changes

When was this?

@@koharumi1 August 17th, 1957 in Philadelphia during a game against the New York Giants.

My goodness! What in the Final Destination?!

LoL

@@mericawillis2338 oof lol

It's like final destination

ÇÆÑŒÑ event

The circa 2001 remake of HG Wells book 'the time machine ' comes to mind

@@pixelatable_clips yes omg that’s the best way to describe it ☠️

OMORI

I remember it it was at Arlington ballpark home of the rangers at the time. Him and his son were sitting at left field it was one of the worst stories coming out of baseball that season.

I tear up just thinking about it. The last thing he said was a request for someone to check on his son. Apparently the fact that he was able to muster that out before losing consciousness was a medical abnormality for someone in his condition. My heart breaks just thinking about that little boy.

LOL that is so funny.

​@@Mario87456bro........

@@rayanshbanerjee896 some people try too hard to be edgy..

They've done that, finally. Just last season.

Rule #0: Never talk about baseball fight club.

especially when you're in ohio (the knife one was actually in ohio)

@@AwesomeIan135 You talked about it bud.

Rule 34: don't be alive

Rule #4 always bring a mitt or something to protect yourself and be on alert for any balls coming your way

Yeah I'm not a baseball fan but, I wouldn't even care to go to a game for free especially when you could get knocked in the head by a ball at any moment you're not paying attention

i on the other hand always think about how accidents can happen in sports which is a big reason i was REALLY afraid of football(soccer for americans) as a kid. I kept hearing the loud noise of kids kicking the ball and thinking '' imagine if they accidentally kicked each others foot. Baseball bats are in a completely different league.

Minor league game, dude two seats in front of me got nailed with a foul. He was alright but very dazed and had a minor concussion.

​@@sololeveling7390There's no "accidentally" kicking each other's foot in football, as a player only ever launches a kick when a ball is right in front of him. If more than one foot reaches for the ball, then the feet reaching for the ball all know the risks doing so, as the kicks are definitely INTENTIONAL, with the risks of missing the ball & going into someone's leg, accounted for.

​@@mohanliu3494How can I get that emoji

So true

Final Destination

@@wildcat9248it’s easy, u don’t.

True and I believe the dodgers should at least pay for the medical bill and they incorrectly treated him. So what he said he was fine, the doctor should know better

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@@Leolux-nx3md it's a blood thinner so it can worsen the hemorrhage

@@UNVIRUSLETALE ooo makes sense

A fractured skull is still a death sentence with or without Aspirin. The only correct course of action would have been an immediate trip to a hospital.

Right?

Oh no you did not

At least they apologized privately and respectfully

This!!!! And giving him an aspirin? A blood thinner? Not good

Well, I have lost faith and trust in American doctors

This has been considered for a long time, but many fans keep fighting against it because they don't want their view obstructed. 🤷‍♀

​@@Soooooooooooonicable Replace the net with plexiglass, like in hockey

You can't say you weren't warned. Hope she survives.

Maybe get her a little baseball helmet with your team logo.

Bring your glove!

give her a helmet! i know that might seem paranoid and stuff but seriously, you never know with 100 mile baseball balls. it could make a major difference between a fun trip and a not so fun life changing experience.

Or just don't, because kids don't care about sports unless a loved one convinces them to.

According to the articles I found the injury led to an intracerebral hemorrhage but idk the rest of the deets

The diagnosis and symptoms likely came from a source. The animations are just something they made up to give people something to watch during the talking. I wouldn't overanalyze them if I were you.

I know it's unrelated but it is by far the closest example that I know of: In Labour law regarding payment of compensation, an employee shall not be given compensation for an injury or disablement if the injury was caused due to the employees negligence, recklessness or intention. However compensation will be required to be paid if it results in permanent disablement or death. Even in labour law, compensation must be paid for death or permanent disability even if such death or disability was caused intentionally by the employee or due to his/her own negligence or recklessness.

I truly believe that compensation to the family and victim, and complete coverage of medical fees must be paid if injury causes Death or Permanent disability. Regardless of the fact that precautions were taken, warnings were given, and the fact that audience attend the games with their own express consent.

A MatPat callback in the wild

​@@ZOCCOK If that was the case every baseball stadium in the US would be completely covered in nets, nets in front and over head. No more catching fouls or homeruns. These deaths are unfortunate but they have warnings and reasonable safety precautions. Holding them accountable would be the same as someone suing their state bc their family member died in a car crash so they argue it's the states fault for allowing them to get a drivers license. They knew the danger and they accepted said danger.

@@ZOCCOKyou need to know the risks of going to a baseball game at hockey games they literally announce before the game starts that they are not responsible for flying pucks going into the stands because you’re watching a game with flying projectiles going in unpredictable directions so you need to keep your eyes peeled or stay home

I'm okay with them being removed

​@@napoleonfeanorwhen did they get removed? I haven't seen this guy in a while which is why I ask

We don't see Brew anymore either.

Miss all of the characters and their side stories. 😢

@@whiteshadow7584 now that you say it... I didn't actually notice that

Actually there is such a thing as oxygen poisoning, anyways enjoy the new fear!

Didn't know baseball meant baseball in Latin! Thanks for telling me

..presenting to the game, unconscious ☝🏻

This sounds somewhat silly at first read, but honestly, it's not a terrible idea in a way. They could sell helmets at the stadium if people don't bring their own, so they can get some extra cheddar while fulfilling better safety standards. I'd support it

@@BusinessSkrub exactly. People like to wear the same uniform as their favorite teams already, so an extra helmet shouldn't be a big deal

@@BusinessSkrub I feel like such a measure would discourage fans from going to the game... and of course it couldn't be enforced as you have tens of thousands of people going in and are you really going to check to make sure everyone's helmet is protective enough?

I have a batting helmet (hat) that I would wear to the Braves games. They are not that uncommon.

There should've been a net

U do know hes not real right

@@Uchiharecords837 he's real to me

The art is terrible!

@@Brogle69 you try to do it then!

@@whiteshadow7584 nope

That's what the ball wants you to think

I agree, on top of being kind of a risk, most are also pretty boring

​@@FUZE_JUICeLife is a risk. Your cells literally have to reproduce because your body constantly dies.

Loser😂😂😂

I wince a bit every time a player of American Football tackles another. I don't see the appeal at all

L + bozo

No

Funny thing about this coming from someone who has a basic understanding of physics, that is a physical impossibility. The deflection changes the balls trajectory in reference to your perspective.

I suppose that’s possible, because the ball’s spin will change when it collides with the bat, and the way it’s spinning influences the speed.

@30803080308030803081 It's similar to the idea that a 4seam FB rises. It doesn't. It just doesn't drop at the rate our brains expect it to when compared to other pitches. Our system has trouble with depth perception in relation to relative velocity. Hence why the first major safety measure on automobiles was the brake light. So when a ball is traveling towards you, it is difficult to compute the relative velocity when compared to seeing the same ball moving across our ield of vision perpendicular or at an angles trajectory. When the ball moving toward a catcher is deflected it goes from an object that we are trying to locate based on the diameter increasing as it get closer to seeing the velocity in a way that we are more capable of determining that velocity. When a ball strikes anything and deflects, it transfers some of its potential energy to that object and the loss of that energy results in a decreased velocity. It is a physical impossibility to transfer energy into to ball by deflection off of an object (bat) moving in the opposite direction or a static object (batter/plate/pigeon/etc)

Big money cares more about millionaire sportsballers than regular people? What an absolute shocker! Never would anyone have seen that coming, no sir!

@@BusinessSkrub 😱

What about chess

@@hammer.11011 You have conflated "game" and "sport". Many sports are games, and many games are sports, but they aren't always the same thing. An activity can be one without necessarily being the other. For example, automobile racing is considered a "sport", but isn't really a "game" per se. Things like Chess or Backgammon are the other way around, "games" that aren't "sports" as they do not require any particular athleticism.

@@aetheralmeowstic2392 Isn't that just... "combat"?

Death Rolling especially. It's like skateboarding except half the time, someone dies! Which is a little safer than skateboarding...

Fr

literally!! ive never been so early 😭

LOL