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A woman was struck in the side of the face by a foul ball during the bottom of the eighth inning of the Tigers' 2-0 loss to the Rangers on Friday night at Comerica Park.
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Play was halted for several minutes while EMTs attended to the woman, who was eventually taken away on a stretcher.
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A woman, who was not identified by the Tigers, was taken to the first aid station at the ballpark after being struck by a foul ball off the bat of Anthony Gose.
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The woman was seated behind the home dugout on the third base side of the ballpark.
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She was conscious, according to the spokesperson, and was then taken to Detroit Receiving Hospital for further evaluation and X-rays.
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Several Tigers, including manager Brad Ausmus, said something needs to be done to increase safety for fans.
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"I think the fan safety is a growing concern," Ausmus said.
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"It's not really my call, but I do think it's something that should be looked at."
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Justin Verlander said it seems like there's a near-miss just about every game.
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"Hopefully it doesn't get to a point where something really serious happens before there's an adjustment made," Verlander said.
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"I think baseball needs to make an adjustment in a hurry."
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Verlander said nets can be extended to protect prime areas where foul balls frequently go into the stands.
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"You can break down numbers and say, 'OK, this is where you're really in danger of the hard-hit line drive," Verlander said, adding the low liners even catch the players off-guard in the dugout.
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Verlander said there are already disclaimers on the back of tickets and warnings at each game but there are still incidents.
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Nick Castellanos said nets need to go up "without a doubt" around ballparks, including those in the minors.
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Castellanos recalled seeing kids get hit during his playing time at West Michigan.
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"I don't know what the cause is, why they haven't done it, but for the safety of the fans, I think it's necessary," Castellanos said.
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"If today doesn't get nets up, what else is it going to take?"
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Castellanos went on to mention the ugly incident in Boston, where a woman was struck in the head by the barrel of a shattered bat at Fenway Park.
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Castellanos said the nets should extend down to where the dugout ends.
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"There's no way that lady could have reacted to Gose's line drive," Castellanos said.
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Even if the nets took away some vantage point, Castellanos said: "The safety of the fans is more important.
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I'm praying that that lady is OK and I know that she wishes that a net was up tonight."
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