(KRON) -- A grounds crew member at Comerica Park was injured during the Giants-Tigers game Wednesday in Detroit. Emergency Medical Services was summoned to attend to the individual with an apparent left knee injury.
As the NBC Sports Bay Area broadcast zoomed in on the man, he then flipped off the camera for several seconds before a Tigers staff member noticed the obscene gesture and put his hand down. Shortly after, the broadcast takes the camera shot away from the injured groundskeeper.
"Can't do that," Giants broadcaster Dave Fleming said.
The clip has since gone viral with more than 1 million views on one X post.
The crew member suffered the injury between the seventh and eighth innings. Both the Giants' and Tigers' medical staff attended to the individual a few away from the first base bag.
After a few minutes on the ground, the individual was able to get up on his feet and onto the medical golf cart -- receiving an applause from the Comerica Park crowd.
Bay Area brand sees astronomical spike in sales after Curry dons hat on sidelines of playoff seriesThe Giants lost the game 4-3 to the Tigers. Detroit sweeps the three-game series against San Francisco. The Giants are now in third place in the NL West and three games back from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
KRON4 reached out to the Comerica Park and Tigers for comment but did not hear back in time for publication.
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