A scooter accident has left Giants outfielder Harrison Bader injured. The incident occurred outside Balboa Cafe in San Francisco. Details about the accident are limited, but it is known that Bader had signed a two-year contract with the Giants.
5 million. Further information about the situation and potential consequences for Bader's contract can be found through the San Francisco Standard.
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