Josh Naylor and Ernie Clement smacked into each other in the outfield, a scary moment Sunday that left Naylor with a significant injury and both dugouts shaken.

After an 8-2 loss to the Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona said Naylor had suffered a broken bone -- but he wasn't sure which one -- and was being treated at a hospital.

"That's obviously playing out in front of anyone's eyes," Rocco Baldelli said. "You can't, you know, once you see that, you're not going to unsee it, and it brings out feelings, too, and it's hard for people to sometimes regardless of what team you're on, refocus, and there's a lot of people that care about that young man, and we'll be thinking about him as time goes on."

The accident occurred in the fourth inning when Jorge Polanco checked his swing and made contact, sending a flare into the shallow outfield.

Naylor went flying and spinning after the collision and had his right foot catch underneath him, twisting the foot the wrong way.