ALHAMBRA, CA-- In Glendale, Arizona, New York Mets outfielder Tim Tebow helped a baseball fan wake up from a seizure after a baseball game on Tuesday.
The 29-year-old athlete was signing autographs for fans after a game in Glendale, Arizona when a fan, 20 feet away from him, suffered a seizure. Brandon Berry regained consciousness after Tebow walked over and placed his hand on his leg while praying for him.
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The 29-year-old athlete was signing autographs for fans after a game in Glendale, Arizona when a fan, 20 feet away from him, suffered a seizure. Brandon Berry regained consciousness after Tebow walked over and had his hand on his leg while praying for him.
Berry, 30, was at the game to see how the former football star adapts to the game of baseball in near 100 degrees weather.
Tebow struggled in his first game with the Scottsdale Scorpions, the Mets’ instructional league team, going zero for three and ran into the wall trying to catch a fly ball.
Tebow stayed with Berry and talked college football until the paramedics took Berry to the hospital. Berry told the 2007 Heisman Trophy winner that he grew up rooting for Georgia football, a SEC rival of the Tebow’s Florida Gators.
Tebow says it was the right choice to stay with Berry instead of getting home 15 minutes sooner and that there is no greater thing that you can do in life than to be there for people in time of need.
By, Lucas Talbot
Contributions, Bleacher Report and National Post
Photo Credit, Chicago Tribune and Fox News
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