Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin and former Fordham softball player Sarah Taffet threw out the first pitch at Monday's game.
Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin took part in a CPR training session at Yankee Stadium Monday as part of Hope Week.The Yankees invited Hamlin to help kickoff the 14th edition of Hope Week. Hope Week is an opportunity for the team to celebrate people, families and organizations worthy of recognition and support.
Hamlin, a safety for the Buffalo Bills, participated in CPR training at the stadium and shared his inspirational story.First responders acted fast and resuscitated Hamlin by performing CPR. Sarah Taffet, a former Fordham softball player whose life was saved by CPR administered during a game in 2021, lead the training session along with the American Heart Association.
Both Hamlin and Taffet threw out the first pitch Monday ahead of the Yankees game against the Orioles.
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