Marlins outfielder Giancarlo Stanton suffered multiple injuries to his face and teeth after getting hit by a pitch against the Brewers on Thursday in Milwaukee.
Giancarlo Stanton officially shut down for season

Rich SchultzAccording to Joe Frisaro of MLB.com, Rawlings is working on several potential facial shields for Stanton to wear when he does play.
Read Article >A photo of the hole in Giancarlo Stanton’s face

Benny Sieu-USA TODAY SportsGiancarlo Stanton took a fastball to the head last Thursday, and it ended up embedding a tooth in his cheek while tearing a hole in his face. If you think the description sounds awful, then you probably should stop right now and not stare directly at the photo that Stanton released on his Instagram on Tuesday.
Still with us? Stanton did something of a before and after setup to show off his progress -- his face is still all swollen and healing, but when compared to what it looked like last week, you can’t deny he’s healing rapidly.
Read Article >DeSclafani suspended, Fiers fined

Benny Sieu-USA TODAY SportsDeScalafani will appeal the suspension.
Both benches were warned by the umpires. One inning later, DeSclafani was ejected after hitting Gomez
Read Article >Outpouring of support for Stanton from peers

Mike McGinnisStanton suffered numerous facial injuries and dental damage, and will return to Miami on Friday for further evaluation.
.. and when talking directly to Stanton on Twitter:
Read Article >Stanton suffers facial fractures, dental damage

Benny Sieu-USA TODAY SportsThe outfielder will return to Miami on Friday for further evaluation.
Stanton was treated at a Milwaukee hospital, undergoing X-rays and a CT scan.
Read Article >Stanton hit by pitch in face, leaves on stretcher

Benny Sieu-USA TODAY SportsHe suffered a laceration on the left side of his face, the Marlins announced, and underwent X-rays and a CT scan at a local hospital in Milwaukee.
Stanton took a called strike from Fiers before the second pitch of the at-bat -- an 88 mph fastball -- caught the star slugger in the left side of his face in an area unprotected by his helmet. Stanton was down for about five minutes before an ambulance was called onto the field. Fiers, who had not hit a batter in 10 big league appearances entering Thursday, was visibly shaken after the incident, according to Fox Sports Wisconsin’s Andrew Gruman.
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