Former *NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick gave his all at a celebrity softball game in Nashville on Monday, despite breaking his hand in a collision at home plate. The event was a fundraiser for Folds of Honor, with Kirkpatrick and other big names participating. Local radio host Jeremy Loper ran for home base and collided with Kirkpatrick, leaving both men injured. Kirkpatrick, initially thinking his hand was just sore, continued playing but later discovered he had broken his hand. Despite the injury, over $400,000 was raised for military families at the event. Kirkpatrick even entertained the crowd by singing “Bye, Bye, Bye” in true boy band fashion. Folds of Honor Tennessee Executive Director Jenner Kreifels praised the event for its success and highlighted the performance of Lee Greenwood singing “God Bless the USA.” Photos from the event show all the celebrities giving their all on the field. Despite Kirkpatrick’s injury, the overall spirit of the event was positive. The press article concludes by mentioning the famous collision between Ray Fosse and Pete Rose in 1970, highlighting Kirkpatrick’s dedication to the game despite his injury.
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Chris Kirkpatrick of *NSYNC fractures hand during celebrity softball game, but continues to play
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