Rockies Reporter Kelsey Wingert Shares a Picture of Her Injuries After Taking a 95 MPH Line Drive to the Forehead

When you're at a baseball game you have to keep your head on a swivel, even then a foul ball can find you.  Just ask Rockies reporter Kelsey Wingert.  She took a 95 MPH line drive to her forehead on Monday while sitting near the first base camera.

After 5 hours in the hospital and two days of recovery Kelsey shared a picture of her injuries.  The picture shows she still has some pretty good swelling as well as a bunch of stitches.

The good news is that there is no internal bleeding or fractures.

Checking in - Monday, I took a 95 MPH line drive to my head.

The @Rockies & @ATTSportsNetRM have treated me like family. Getting me treatment & to the best hospital ASAP. I was at hospital for 5 hours w/ David Woodman (GM of AT&T SN), his wife, Paula & my producer Alison Vigil. pic.twitter.com/UzhlCzclNE

— Kelsey Wingert (@KelsWingert) May 18, 2022

I had CT scan to check for internal bleeding/fractures & it came back clear, Thank God. I received internal & external stitches. I’ve been staying at my GM’s house. I can’t say enough about AT&TSN & the Rox. I’ve never experienced support like this.

Thank you for the prayers

— Kelsey Wingert (@KelsWingert) May 18, 2022

It sounds like Kelsey will be making a full recovery.  That's always welcome news when someone gets hit with a foul ball.  Hopefully she'll resume be able to resume her duties soon, maybe with a helmet or behind a screen of some sort.