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Blue Jays right fielder Jesús Sánchez exited after a ball from the stands struck his wrist, with precautionary X-rays negative and a bruised right wrist announced later.
A ball from the stands at Camden Yards hit Sánchez, prompting discussions about safety between fans and players during the Orioles game.
"I wasn’t trying to play catch right there with them," Sánchez said, noting a misunderstanding with fans after the impact.

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Jesús Sánchez was hit on the right wrist by a ball thrown from the stands and left the game at Camden Yards.
Manager John Schneider and the athletic trainer attended Sánchez before he exited the game, with Yohendrick Piñango replacing him in right field.
A fan was ejected from the game after throwing the ball, with no immediate details on penalties released.
Sánchez remained the Blue Jays' top hitter this season by OPS and slugging prior to the injury.
The incident underscores ongoing concerns about crowd safety and objects entering the field during games.
Sánchez later spoke through an interpreter about the incident, calling it a misunderstanding.
Piñango replaced Sánchez in right field after the injury, with the Orioles leading 6-0 at the time.
Sánchez is 28 years old and was 1-for-2 in the game when injured.
The fan involved was described as a 13-year-old by some reports, with the ball believed to be thrown in a misunderstanding.
The Blue Jays acquired Sánchez from the Houston Astros on Feb. 13 in a 1-for-1 trade for outfielder Joey Loperfido.

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Orioles defeat the Blue Jays 9-5 in Baltimore, with Bradish going seven innings and yielding one unearned run.
Jesú́s Sánchez was hit in the wrist by a ball thrown from the stands, sparking safety concerns.
Yohendrick Piñango hit a 421-foot homer driving in three runs for Baltimore.
Spencer Miles struggled, pitching 3 innings with 6 earned runs allowed as Toronto rested its bullpen.
Kyle Bradish pitched effectively, limiting Toronto to one unearned run over seven innings.
Nathan Lukes and Ernie Clement each collected two hits for Baltimore.
The Orioles added four runs off Jays reliever Tyler Wells but it came too late to change the outcome.
Jesus Sánchez contributed offensively before his injury, with one hit in the game.
The game marked an off-day for both teams following the matchup.

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