Cubs bullpen coach Chris Young was tested and released at a Pittsburgh hospital Thursday after a wave of lightheadedness required medial attention.
“I never collapsed, never lost consciousness. I just got really hot and had some hives and some things that were tough,” he said. “Just got [suddenly] really hot and lightheaded for a little bit there.”
He never experienced symptoms like that before, said Young, who seemed embarrassed that they stopped play while he was being treated at the ballpark — and who thanked the Cubs’ and Pirates medical staff. “It’s really scary to not know what’s going on in that moment, hear the concern in people’s voices, and watch your bullpen kind of run toward a space that you’re blinded [from] and couldn’t really find out what was going on,” manager David Ross said. “It was nice to see that he’s all right; he got all checked out and seems to be not a big concern. It’s nice to have him back.”
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