Jazz Chisholm Jr. endured a painful moment during the New York Yankees' loss to the Chicago White Sox on Thursday.
The second baseman fouled a pitch in the fourth inning, but the ball bounced off the dirt and struck him directly in the groin.
Chisholm immediately fell to the ground in pain and remained down for several minutes.
While he was writhing, several teammates in the Yankees dugout struggled to contain their laughter.
Aaron Judge, Clarke Schmidt, Trent Grisham, and Gerrit Cole were seen giggling at the mishap.
However, the mood shifted when it became clear Chisholm was seriously hurt.
Cody Bellinger later told reporters they initially thought it was just a "little nut tap" but realized "it was serious."
Anthony Volpe replaced Chisholm in the game.
There has been no update on Chisholm's condition, but the team hopes he recovers quickly.
