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2026-09-03 17:02
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Yankees’ Ben Rice injures person in camera well with foul ball in scary scene
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Photographer hit in head with hard foul ball at Yankees-Angels game, carted off in scary scene
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Yankees-Angels game was delayed in the top of the sixth inning Wednesday night after Ben Rice roped a foul ball into the first base camera well and appeared to hit a photographer in the head.
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Ben Rice's hard foul ball struck a photographer in the camera well at Angel Stadium, halting the New York Yankees-Los Angeles Angels game for about 10 minutes.
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