Cincinnati Reds grounds crew member is CONSUMED by the rain tarp after slipping and falling as the covering was dragged across the infield

The Cincinnati Reds averted a fourth-straight defeat on Monday when umpires suspended play due to rain, but the club's grounds crew still took an 'L' nonetheless. The tarp monster with absolutely no regard for human life pic.twitter.com/8oTgdGyHPD — Talkin¿ Baseball July 18, 2023 A member of the grounds crew falls underneath the tarp during a weather delay in Cincinnati The grounds crew pulls the tarp onto the field during a weather delay during the game between the San Francisco Giants and the Cincinnati Reds A rescue effort quickly commenced and the abandoned crew member was reunited with his colleagues. Reds' Jonathan India, center, poses for a photo with Elly De La Cruz and Andrew Abbott Lightning strikes behind the lights during a weather delay at Great American Ball Park Webb gave up solo homers to Matt McLain and Jonathan India among four hits over seven innings. Flores gave San Francisco a 2-1 lead with387-foot homer to left field on a 2-2 slider in the sixth before India tied it in the seventh with a 371-foot opposite-field drive to right on Webb's 0-1 sinker — the third of three hits for India, who went into the game batting.174 in his previous 24 games.