Giants 1B Brandon Belt reportedly undergoing concussion test

Giants first baseman Brandon Belt is reportedly undergoing concussion tests on Saturday night following his early exit from San Francisco's 5-3 win in Miami against the Marlins, Henry Schulman of The San Francisco Chronicle tweeted.

The 26-year-old left the game in the third inning due to dizziness after belting an RBI double and scoring a run. Initially, media reports had said he left the game due to back stiffness; he was scratched earlier in the week with a stiff back.

The Giants are first in the NL West heading into their series finale in Miami on Sunday. It's not immediately known when Belt will be available.

Belt is getting a concussion test after he was hit in the face with a throw during batting practice. Accidental. Still dizzy, headache.
— Henry Schulman BLUE CHECK MARK (@hankschulman) July 20, 2014

Brandon Belt was removed from tonight's game due to dizziness. #SFGiants
— SFGiants (@SFGiants) July 20, 2014

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