The Yankees-Nationals game was delayed in the bottom of the seventh when Nationals right fielder Stone Garrett suffered a scary injury to his left leg when he hit the wall trying to make a leaping play on DJ LeMahieu’s leadoff homer.

Garrett, in obvious pain as he laid on the ground and was attended to by the medical staff, had an air cast put on his left leg before being removed on a cart.

Garrett was visibly upset as he left the field, crying and covering his face with a towel.

“You never want to see anybody get hurt,” manager Dave Martinez said after the team’s 9-1 loss. “When he went down like that my heart dropped. He was out there wincing. He’s pretty hurt. Hopefully he’s OK.”

After the game, Garrett was in the clubhouse with his leg wrapped, per The Associated Press.

Martinez told reporters that the team was waiting on results from X-rays and that Garrett would soon go for an MRI, the Washington Post reported.

Starter MacKenzie Gore wished his outfielder the best after the scary scene.

“Just one of those situations it just sucks to see. Pray for him,” Gore said, per the Washington Post.

The 27-year-old made his minor league debut in 2014 and played in Australia and Mexico before making his major league debut with Arizona on Aug. 17 last year.

He hit .276 with four homers and 10 RBIs in 27 games for the Diamondbacks, elected to become a free agent and signed with the Nationals.

He is hitting .269 with nine homers and 40 RBIs in 89 games.

“I think it’s tough,” outfielder Lane Thomas, said. “Just a little emotional for him. Seeing somebody that that happens to is not fun either.”

LeMahieu’s homer made it a 6-0 score, furthering the Yankees’ lead in a game they would go on to win 9-1.

— with AP