Former Diamondback Luis Gonzalez pulled a woman out of a car accident

Former Arizona Diamondbacks star Luis Gonzalez came upon a car accident in Paradise Valley, Arizona on Friday afternoon and helped pull a woman from her car in the collision.
Gonzalez and his friend were driving when the car ahead of them jumped the median and got into the head-on crash.
“It was pretty scary,” Gonzalez told AzPrepsLive on 98.7 FM. “I was following in another car and I saw it. I did what anybody else would do. I was just trying to get her out of the car as quickly as possible.”
Watch Gonzalez consoling the accident victim below:
Game winning hit in World Series was nothing compared to seeing @Luisgonzo20 pull a stranger from her car right after she was hit head on. pic.twitter.com/2OhTzdGBqY
— ArtieC (@artcuffari) June 3, 2017
Gonzalez played 19 seasons in the majors and helped deliver a World Series title in 2001 with a walk-off hit off Mariano Rivera in Game 7 against the Yankees.
He currently serves as a senior advisor for the Diamondbacks.

An avid runner, Chris Chavez covers track and field, marathons and the Olympics for Sports Illustrated.