Yankees' Oscar Gonzalez Hospitalized After Foul Ball Injury

The outfielder suffered a right orbital fracture during an exhibition game in Mexico City and remains under medical observation.

Yankees outfielder Oscar Gonzalez suffered a right orbital fracture after fouling a ball off his face during an exhibition game in Mexico City.
The accident occurred in the second inning against the Diablos Rojos, resulting in Gonzalez being carted off the field.
Gonzalez received immediate medical attention for a right eye contusion and was taken to ABC Medical Center for observation and further testing.
He will remain in the hospital overnight for observation and had been reassigned to the minors earlier on the day of the incident.
Gonzalez had been performing well in spring training, with a .333 batting average, one home run, and six RBIs in 16 games.