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Personal Narrative: The Baseball Injury

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The Baseball Injury One day, Bobby went to his baseball game in Miami, Florida. His game was at 7:00 p.m. and he lives 2 hours away from Miami. He had to be there at 4:30 p.m. Bobby left at 2:00 p.m. and arrived there at 4:15 p.m. Bobby went to the locker room and got ready for the game with his teammates. Batting practice started in one hour. Bobby’s team was wearing their throwback jerseys. In the first inning, Bobby got a double. When he was on base, he stole third with one out. The next batter hit the ball to the outfielder, but it was right at him. Bobby tried to score, but the throw was on point and he got out. His mom said, “Good try Bobby.” His coach said’ “Better luck next time, Bobby.” In the fourth inning, Bobby was up again. The first pitch was a fastball inside. It hit Bobby in the leg and …show more content…

The game is in Miami, Florida. I live two hours away from the stadium. I had to be there at 4:30 p.m. I left at 2:30 p.m. and arrived there at 4:15 p.m. I went to the locker room and saw most of my team there. I got ready for the game and we were wearing our throwback uniforms. Batting practice was in an hour. In the first inning, I hit the ball in the gap and got a double. When I got on base, I stole third with one out in the inning. The next batter hit the ball to the outfielder, but it was right at the fielder. I tried to score, but the throw was on point and I got out. My mom told me good job and that made me feel better. My coach told me the it was a good attempt. In the fourth inning, I came back up again. The first pitch was a fastball inside. The pitch hit me in the leg. It felt broken. The pitcher came over and made sure I was okay. My mom called 911 and an ambulance took me to the hospital. My team came in after the game. The doctor came in and took all of us that my leg was broken. The doctor also said that I can’t play for one month. I said that means I can’t play for the rest of the

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