HP Umpire Tony Randazzo left Sunday's all-Chicago exhibition game after an early foul ball to the mask at Wrigley Field.
In the bottom of the 1st inning of the White Sox-Cubs pre-season contest, Cubs batter Javier Baez fouled a first-pitch 91.5-mph cutter from White Sox pitcher Drew Anderson into Randazzo's traditional-style facemask atop Randazzo's COVID surgical-style mask. Randazzo remained in the game through the first two innings of play and left the field thereafter; he had originally been scheduled to officiate between four and five innings.
The crew's 5th umpire, Ben May, entered the ballgame as a substitute home plate umpire to begin the 3rd inning, with Mark Carlson, Alex Tosi, and John Tumpane remaining on the bases.
Relevant Injury History: Randazzo was hit directly by a pitch in May 2017.
Related Post: Injury Scout - Hit in 5th & 8th, Randazzo Leaves in 14th (5/13/17).
Last Game: July 19 | Return to Play: 2021 | Time Absent: Rest of Season | Video as follows:
Alternate Link: Randazzo struck by early foul ball and leaves game an inning later (CHC)
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Injury Scout - Tony Randazzo Exits Early After Foul Ball
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