Pirate fan that turned on the wall during the modified game

The fan that fell over the right field wall and on the field in Petsburg piratePNC Park was determined on Wednesday night.

Cavan Marcod, a former footballer at the college, was identified as the man who fell more than 20 feet on the correct warning path, according to what he said. Pittsburgh Tribune Reference.

It was a scary scene on Wednesday night when Marcod turned over the wall of the wall and fell on the field in a game between pirates and Chicago Cubs.

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Play stopped immediately as the medical staff spread to the outer stadium to find Marwood without a mobility shirt on the warning path with visible blood on his face. The coaches of both teams joined the EMS to enter a vehicle and outside the field.

The players came from both teams on one knee with looking at the ground.

Pittsburgh Public Safety Posted on X The accident “is treated accidentally by nature”, and Marwood was in critical condition from Thursday morning at Alganeh General Hospital.

The police say that the fall of baseball fans is “accidental in nature”, as the video show shows the accident

The fans who were around Marwood said he was enthusiastic about the gathering of pirates during the match and started taking off his shirt and pouring beer on himself before his fall, according to Tribune Review.

The South Alghini School area confirmed that Marcod is the man who fell. He is a graduate in 2022 from the southern Alagini high school.

“Everyone in South Algaini will say he is a young man who works very hard and flexible. He is a fighter,” the educational zone said in a statement of Tribune Review. “He will need this flexibility now. But he has.

“He has prayers and support for South algheny.”

Markwood played for football programs in the second section, University of Walsh and Welling University. He played in Wheeling in 2023, where he appeared in four games, according to the team’s website.

Frank Cortzo, a football coach at the South Alegi Secondary School, issued a statement of Marwood to the post -newspaper Pittsburgh.

“Cavan is not only a great athlete, but he is a more exceptional young man. His flexibility, strength and strength are not really unparalleled. Please keep him, his family, friends in your thoughts and prayers while moving at this difficult time.”

Pirates also issued a statement shortly after Marwood falls on the wall in the seventh half.

Andrew McCotchin, who struck a double before the fall of Marwood, sent a prayer on X.

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“I really hate what happened tonight,” he wrote. “I cannot help, but think about this man, his family, and his friends. I pray to God for him.

Once Marwood was transferred from the stadium, he resumed pirates and cubs their game, and Pittsburgh won 4-3.

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