Padres’ Luis Arraez Stretched Off Field After Scary Collision Sunday vs Astros

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In the first inning of the San Diego Padres' series finale against the Houston Astros, All-Star Luis Arraez was involved in a scary collision at first base.
Arraez was stabilized and left the game on a backboard after running out a bunt attempt and colliding with Astros' second baseman Mauricio Dubon.
Luis Arraez and Mauricio Dubón collide at 1B.
— Dillard Barnhart (@BarnHasSpoken2) April 20, 2025
Hope Arraez is okay. pic.twitter.com/Fi9RSaXz68
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Arraez gave a thumbs up on the cart as the medical staff drove him off the field.
A very scary situation in Houston, as Luis Arraez is now being stabilized and put on a backboard in Houston.
— Sammy Levitt (@SammyLev) April 20, 2025
Prayers to Luis Arraez. An absolutely terrific guy inside that Padres clubhouse.
Will provide any updates we receive. https://t.co/oYh9IMjNqC
So far this season, Arraez is batting .287/.330/.425 with an OPS of .755. He has 25 hits, three home runs, and seven RBIs this season.
April has been a dreadful month in terms of injuries as the Padres have watched Jackson Merrill hit the injured list, followed by Jake Cronenworth, and are now faced with another All-Star who may miss time.
What is paramount at the moment is Arraez's health as the team announced he was transferred to a local hospital and is currently stable, conscious, responsive, and moving his extremities.
Luis Arraez has been transported to Houston Methodist Hospital for further evaluation. He is currently stable, conscious, responsive, and able to move his extremities.
— San Diego Padres (@Padres) April 20, 2025
After a chilling incident, it is an extremely promising sign that Arraez is in stable condition, moving extremities, and responsive.
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