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ESPN.com · Jun 1, 2019

Correa: Knew something was wrong after 'crack'

Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa, detailing the events that led to his fractured rib in a nearly five-minute video posted Friday, said he heard a "crack" when a masseuse pressed on his right side.

"I was getting a massage on this area on the ribs [on his right side] and I heard a crack when my masseuse pressed on this area over here on my ribs," Correa said in the video, which was posted to his fiancée's YouTube channel. "I looked and I was [like], 'What was that?'

"Immediately after, my side started hurting when I was breathing, when I was walking. At that point I figured something was not right, so I obviously called the Astros to let them know."

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