VIDEO SPECIAL Thanks son! Baseball star injures his own mom with tainted set upon

Wanda Wilson staid in to her box seat, surrounded by twenty family members and friends, to watch her son Denard Span bat initial for the Minnesota Twins.

However, she positively wouldn"t have been rebuilt for what came next.

In a intolerable split-second, Span strike a tough tainted round that struck his mom in the top chest. She was treated with colour by paramedics and behind in the stands mins later.

"Tell everybody that I"m all right," Wilson pronounced on Wednesday night. "Everyone was so worried, he was so worried. But I"m all right. We had only gotten there. It happened so fast, you couldn"t do anything. I was kind of in awe. But God is good, I"m OK."

Wilson was wearing a Span jersey and sitting a couple of rows from the field, nearby the Twins" third-base dugout. In the initial inning opposite the New York Yankees, Span took a late representation on the sixth representation of the open precision diversion and sent a line expostulate that strike his mom nearby the shoulder.

"As the round was in the air, I satisfied that it was going after my mom," Span pronounced after nearing behind at Twins" domicile in Fort Myers. "When I saw her go down, I only couldn"t do zero but go after her."

Span ran in to the packaged stands and stayed with his mom whilst she got treatment. Shaken, she"d proposed to rip up.

"That"s what harm me the most," Span said, "when she proposed crying."

The diversion was behind for a couple of mins as she walked to the initial assist station. Span returned to the image and struck out seeking on the subsequent pitch.

"What"s the contingency of that happening?" Twins pitching manager Rick Anderson said. "I"ve never seen it before. It"s crazy. I"m station there right subsequent to it and I listened it and it"s just, "Oh no!, that didn"t receptive to advice good." She"s on the belligerent and I"m saying, "Please don"t be the head or something" since it sounded so ugly."

In the third inning, Span pronounced Yankees star Derek Jeter stopped him on the margin and told him that it was OK to leave the diversion to check on his mother. Span left shortly after, revelation a group central he wasn"t mentally in to the game.

"I told her I came out of the diversion and she got insane at me since everybody came to see me play," Span said. "She was some-more insane at me for entrance out of the diversion than me attack her."