Scorpion that stung Dodgers official Jon Chapper. pic.twitter.com/of9Y2mdo8e
— Ken Gurnick (@kengurnick) February 24, 2015
When I wrote about injuries, this isn’t what I had in mind. Scorpions are tough … but Dodger public relations manager Jon Chapper is tougher.
— Jon Weisman
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Al Kenderes (@Coach__K)
No Scorpions in Vero Beach!
berkowit28
“touch and go”?
Bob Rohwer
Yeah, the smaller the scorpion, the more deadly. Seriously.
Mark Hagerstrom
Got stung several time growing up in Texas, but they never gave me a bandage that big?