Jose Canseco Accidentally Shoots Self in the Hand at Vegas Home

Six-time MLB All-Star Jose Canseco accidentally shot himself in the hand on Oct. 28 at his Las Vegas residence.

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Monday, Nov. 17

Canseco Tweets About Shooting Incident 

Jose Canseco may have accidentally shot himself, but the former slugger is staying positive about the situation as evidence by the string of tweets he unleashed on Monday:

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This is the 45 caliber Remington that shot my finger off. It is for sale if anyone wants to buy it pic.twitter.com/r4Q0X7MUHl

— Jose Canseco (@JoseCanseco) November 17, 2014"

Unfortunately for Canseco, eBay rules prohibit the ability to sell human body parts:

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We don't allow humans, the human body, or any human body parts or products to be listed on eBay, with two exceptions. Sellers can list items containing human scalp hair, and skulls and skeletons intended for medical use.

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Tuesday, Oct. 28

Canseco Shoots Himself in the Hand

Spencer Lubitz of KTNV in Las Vegas tweeted specifics about Jose Canseco's condition after the shooting:

Natalie Cullen of CBS 8 News Now received confirmation through police that an accidental shooting had occurred at Canseco's home.

Canseco's daughter Josie tweeted an update on her dad's status:

Canseco, who has been known for his infamous tweets in recent years, provided an update on his finger via his Twitter account on Oct. 29:

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Got no sleep. Hope I can keep my finger but grateful it wasn't something worse @ModelLeila my nurse taking good care pic.twitter.com/TR78fmru8d

— Jose Canseco (@JoseCanseco) October 29, 2014"

The 50-year-old enjoyed many of the best years of his career with the Oakland Athletics, winning an American League MVP award in 1988 and his first of two World Series titles in 1989.

The slugger hit 462 total home runs but discredited the power element of his game to a degree by publicly admitting to extensive steroid use.