Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl

EMTs came to the aid of Hall of Fame baseball player Frank Robinson during today’s Los Angeles Lakers games against the Boston Celtics.
According to a witness, Robinson was attended to during the fourth quarter of the game. He appeared to be in stable condition after medical workers checked him out, which included taking his blood pressure.

Robinson left before the game ended, walking under his own power while being escorted out by a few EMTs.

Robinson, 76, had 586 career home runs during his playing days and is the only player to win league MVP honors in both the National and American Leagues.

A rep for the Staples Center tells TMZ they were just being careful in escorting Robinson off the court and that Robinson just went home after the game.

–TMZ