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Former Boston Red Sox lefty Bill Lee was told he was fine after collapsing on the bullpen mound during an exhibition game in Savannah, Georgia on Friday.
Lee, 75, got up and helped him out of the stadium, according to his WJCL news in Savannah.
According to CBS Boston, the owner of the team Lee plays for, Savannah, and his Bananas, announced to the crowd: Bill is fine. "
Party He Banana's match with the Animals was suspended and then resumed because Lee was in his care."
Lee played for the Red Sox from 1969 to '78, and in 2008 the club inducted him into the Hall of Fame. Boston reached his series Worlds in 1975.
Lee, nicknamed "The Alien" for his flamboyant behavior on the mound, was a fan favorite during his four-season career at the Montreal Expo (1979–82). did. In his 14 years in the major leagues, Lee went 119-90 in his 416 games and had an ERA of 3.62 (225 starts).
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