CINCINNATI -- Pirates left fielder Jose Tabata was removed from
Wednesday's game after making a spectacular catch of Brayan
Pena's fifth-inning line drive an instant before slamming into
the left-field wall of Great American Ball Park.  Tabata, who
was replaced by Starling Marte, was diagnosed with mild
concussion-like symptoms. He will be further examined in
Pittsburgh, the club's homebound destination following
Wednesday's conclusion of a nine-game trip.  Tabata remained
prone on the field as head athletic trainer Todd Tomczyk,
trailed by manager Clint Hurdle, sprinted out to check on him.
Tabata went into the wall left-shoulder first, but Tomczyk's on-
field examination of him appeared to focus on the outfielder's
jaw.  "He hit the wall pretty well," said center fielder Andrew
McCutchen, the first teammate on the scene. "Regular speed, you
don't see a whole lot. I'm sure when you slow it down it looks a
lot worse. It was a heck of a play by him, sacrificing his body
for his team. A very good catch."  At th