The Giants said Harrison Bader will miss the remainder of the season after being involved in a late-night scooter accident
Bader was already scheduled to meet with a specialist for his ongoing foot discomfort on Monday, July 27 after sustaining further injuries in the scooter accident
A source told the SFist that Bader crashed into a San Francisco fire engine just before 2 a.m.
San Francisco Giants center fielder Harrison Bader will miss the rest of the season after he suffered a "major injury" in a scooter accident.
The Giants put Bader, 32, on their injury report list on Tuesday, July 28, citing that he "had a scooter accident on Saturday night/early Sunday morning and further injured" his left foot, which he had been seeking special treatment on for left plantar fasciitis prior to the scooter accident.

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San Francisco Giants outfielder Harrison Bader is done for the season due to a foot injury that wasn't helped by a late-night scooter accident last weekend.
Giants manager Tony Vitello told reporters Thursday that Bader is out for the rest of 2026, according to NBC Sports Bay Area's Alex Pavlovic. However, Vitello reportedly said that was already the case due to Bader's pre-existing case of left plantar fasciitis, rather than the scooter accident.
Vitello reportedly said the team was still sorting through the details of that accident.
A report from SFist provided new details earlier Thursday. Bader's accident reportedly occurred at around 2 a.m. on Sunday, when the 32-year-old crashed his scooter into a fire engine in the vicinity of Balboa Cafe, a popular bar in San Francisco's Marina District.
From SFist:

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