Woman hit by a bat flung into the crowd is suing the New York Yankees for $10 million

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Stephanie Duluc, 37, was sitting in her company's seats, 4 rows behind home plate. Cleveland Guardians player Jose Ramirez swung at a ball, and his bat flew out of his hands into the crowd and hit Duluc in the head. Duluc, who is the chief of staff at the Bronx-based SOMOS Community Care, suffered a traumatic brain injury from the blow, according to the lawsuit.

Attorney Jon L. Norinsberg - “It is the one location where the law has long required a stadium operator to provide adequate protective screening.”

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0 +1 GACannonGuy 3 weeks ago

Oh damn. Not like he planned it but why didn't that bet catch it? Or am I just looking at it wrong?

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3 +1 alien being 3 weeks ago

PAY ATTENTION.............................

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5 +1 TheDankKnight 3 weeks ago

You know Fox News will report this as Hispanic migrant attacks white woman with bat News at 11

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10 +1 davidm2262 3 weeks ago

@TheDankKnight You truly are an idiot!

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7 +1 JobyFluorine 3 weeks ago

@TheDankKnight Bonehead! They are both spics! Fox doesn't care about spic on spic violence!

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4 +1 GACannonGuy 3 weeks ago

@TheDankKnight cool, maybe ICE can help too? Idiot.

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12 +1 redpillpreacher 3 weeks ago

Let's congratulate Stephanie Duluc for being this weeks ghetto lottery winner!!!!! 8-)

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6 +1 JobyFluorine 3 weeks ago

@redpillpreacher Congratulations, Stephanie!!!!!

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7 +1 Innocent_bystander 3 weeks ago

If you listen carefully you can hear the sickening sound the bat makes when it hits her… “Ka-ching!!!”

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1 +1 redpillpreacher 3 weeks ago

@Innocent_bystander LMFAO

5 +1 Kate666 3 weeks ago

10mill?? I mean if u go to an event u should be aware that theres a possibility of something like that happening...

2 +1 AngryHonky 3 weeks ago

@Kate666 there's a waiver of liability right on the ticket you agree to when you purchase it

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10 +1 kma8675309 3 weeks ago

Lawyer: We'll sue for 10 million
Her: But my medical expenses are only 100,000?
Lawyer: Yeah, but we'll settle for 1 million.
Her: Cool! I'll get a million dollars?
Laywer: LOL, yeah right!

1 +1 Tuukka 3 weeks ago

@kma8675309 Pretty much.

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9 +1 Lostcoss.82 3 weeks ago

Pay attention to the game bitch.

1 +1 Galaga 3 weeks ago

@Lostcoss.82 fuck off, that's what the medical will cost because of his and their neglagence

1 +1 Tuukka 3 weeks ago

@Galaga Her negligence in assuming the risk. If she felt unsafe, don't go to the game.

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2 +1 Lostcoss.82 3 weeks ago

@Galaga sounds like someone took a couple of balls to the face himself.

5 +1 Lemmiwinks 3 weeks ago

Ramirez didn’t time his release right to hit the pitcher instead. I see that skin color and have naturally less trust that it was an accident get that money sis

12 +1 Cripple 3 weeks ago

Every single ticket states, "Not responsible for any thrown or batted balls or bats"

Baseball ticket disclaimers are legal terms printed on physical or digital tickets that state the buyer assumes all risks of injury, such as from flying bats or balls, and that the ticket is a revocable license.

Core Elements of the DisclaimerAssumption of Risk: Fans accept the danger of getting hurt by batted or thrown balls, broken bats, or other game objects.

Liability Waiver: Holders waive legal claims against the team, league, and stadium owners for ordinary negligence.