[Lin Zhijie/Comprehensive Report]San Diego Padres starting pitcher Mike Clevinger took a flight to Texas for his final rehab game on Monday, but unexpectedly experienced a thrilling journey. He said that at that time, he took a plane to his destination, but the plane descended rapidly during the flight, and the oxygen mask fell off during the flight. Fortunately, he finally landed safely, but at the moment, he thought he was going to die.
Klevinger, who had a ligament transplant last year and was on the verge of returning to the major leagues, flew from Phoenix to Texas on Monday for his final rehab game, but he nearly missed his flight on the way. In the crash, he said: “We were about 30,000 feet and the lights flashed in the cabin, and then you know what, we started diving, the air pressure in the cabin dropped, the air conditioning was turned off, and then the oxygen The mask fell off and the captain started shouting ‘Put on your oxygen mask! Put on your oxygen mask!'”
Klevinger said the plane descended to about 5,000 feet, then started spinning, the cabin was filled with smoke, and only one of the engines appeared to be running, and then the captain broadcasted that the plane was going to land in Tucson, Arizona, and he was on board After hovering in the air for half an hour, the flight finally landed smoothly.
“My stomach felt like it was going down my throat for about 25 to 30 seconds, and we thought we were going to crash to the ground and die,” Klevinger said, recalling the thrilling process.
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