Treatment started quickly on the Cincinnati Reds' outfielder Tyler Callihan after he crashed into the wall down the left field line at Truist Park, where foul territory is essentially non-existent. He was whisked into the under bowels of the venue, and Atlanta doctors got to work on what ended up being a broken left forearm and wrist that would end Callihan's season on that day in May. After X-rays, doctors were resetting Callihan's broken bones. Laying on a table but with his head off to one side, Callihan had a view of a TV showing the Reds-Braves game he'd just exited, but something else was off about the situation. There was no question in Callihan's mind he'd successfully completed the...
