A woman is suing the New York Yankees for $10 million after being hit in the head with an errant bat at a recent game.Cleveland Guardians infielder Jose Ramirez lost control of his bat on June 2 in the Bronx and it went flying into the seats near the on-deck circle after a swing and miss against Cam Schlittler.However, Stephanie Duluc, 37, claims that the protective netting by her seat was "significantly lower" than that in adjacent sections, which left an "unprotected opening."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMRyan McMahon of the New York Yankees looks on in the on-deck circle during a game against the St.Louis Cardinals at Yankee Stadium on Aug.
3, 2026, in New York.(Getty Images)The bat hit her "with such force that it knocked her from her seat and violently threw her to the ground, causing her to sustain severe and permanent injuries."Duluc suffered a traumatic brain injury and concussion, as well as severe light sensitivity and permanent damage to her neck and hands, the suit claims, adding that she has been "unable to return to her professional duties.""Ms.
Duluc continues to suffer significant residual deficits from her traumatic brain injury, including persistent headaches, sensitivity to light, balance issues, and other cognitive impairments," her attorney said, via the New York Post."New York City, USA - August 14, 2013: Home game between Yankees and Los Angeles Angels at Yankee Stadium in New York City" YANKEES REACH AGREEMENT TO MAKE POLYMARKET TEAM'S OFFICIAL PREDICTION MARKET PARTNERThe Yankees did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.Teams have often been protected by fine print on every ticket that states teams aren't responsible for errant bats or balls, and just about every seat at Yankee Stadium has a sign warning fans to stay alert.Protective netting in dangerous foul ball areas — down the base lines — became mandatory in all 30 MLB stadiums in 2018, months after a scary incident at the Bron...