Pitcher's Vision Loss: Brewers Win Despite Scare

It's April 29th, from the locker room to your ears.

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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Chad Patrick hit a scary snag on the mound during their 13-2

blowout win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Tuesday.

Right before the second inning, he lost his vision for about 15-20 seconds, feeling like

his eyes were pushed to the top of his head, and everything got blurry.

The training staff rushed out to check him after he rubbed his eyes and admitted he couldn't

see.

Turns out, he'd also vomited between innings, but that's normal for him on pitching

days.

Still, this vision glitch was brand new territory, nothing he dealt with before.

Chad called it a wild, one-off feeling he never wants to repeat.

And Brewers manager Pat Murphy figured it was just blood rushing to his head messing,

with his focus for a bit.

Cameras caught the whole tense moment, but Patrick shook it off quick.

He jumped right back in, tossed a few warm-ups, walked the lead-off guy, then locked it

down with a liner and double-play grounder.

Over five innings, the 27-year-old Rydy gave up just two runs on one hit, five walks

and five strikeouts to snag the win.

Staff checked his blood pressure after, everything came back normal, and Chad said he felt solid

by the end.

Wild night, but the Brewers roll on.