WATCH: Philadelphia Phillies Star Alec Bohm Injures Himself After Incident in Dugout

The Philadelphia Phillies may have walked out of their game with the LA Angels as victors, but only just. The Phillies were trailing at the bottom of the 9th before a last gasp rescue for the match. A three-run walk-off homer gave them the win in the encounter. And when it wasn’t falling for the Phillies, it just wasn’t going their way. The Phillies roster was understandably growing impatient. And Alec Bohm made it known, only to his own peril.

Alec Bohm, third baseman for the Phillies, made his way to the dugout angrily after his time at home plate ended. While only the bottom of the 1st, Bohm understandably expected more from himself. The #28 made his way to the dugout frustrated, and he made it known that he was not a happy camper. However, while understandably angry with the situation, expressing it in the way he did is a risky venture, and he just showed us why that is.

Alec Bohm avoids serious injury in the dugout

Alec Bohm found himself on the receiving end of what could have been a very serious injury. While Bohm left with a minor cut on his neck, the potential of what happened was more intense. Angry at how his innings had ended, Bohm made his way back to the dugout and slammed his bat back into the place.

However, he missed his mark and, as a result, he had the bat ricochet and hit him in the neck. Nursing a bleeding injury, the camera caught him upset with himself at the end of the incident. While no update has been forthcoming about the injury, it appears that it is not a serious one.

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Despite images with blood flowing from the side of his neck making its way onto Twitter, Bohm appeared unfazed even through the game.

Philadelphia Phillies finally snag a win

The city of Brotherly Love finally has cause to celebrate again as the Phillies see their first favorable result in some time. Taking the field in the initial stages after parting ways with manager Joe Girardi, the Phillies will look to recover their campaign and make it into the post-season again.

Sitting eleven games behind division leaders in the New York Mets, the Phillies have some distance to go if they want to qualify and compete for top laurels in November. And while their top performers are yet to kick into gear, players like Bohm are certainly showing the intent to make a championship run.

But what do you think? Can the Phillies rescue their campaign? Or do you think this year is something the Phillies should simply try developing for the next year?

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