Michaela and Noah were at a minor league baseball game. Both had attended many little league, high school, and college baseball games (but only a couple of professional games) before, so they were aware that sometimes fly balls went into the bleachers. At the bottom of the ninth, a batter hit a foul ball that, as it ascended, curved toward the bleachers, and then hit Michaela in the head. Michaela sued the baseball stadium for negligence. She has since fully recovered from her injury. Group of answer choices Michaela will probably win her suit because a professional baseball stadium has a duty to protect the spectators from the unforeseeable risk that a baseball will curve in the air. Michaela will probably lose her suit because she was comparatively more at fault than the stadium because she did not bring her glove to the game, which would have allowed her to catch the foul ball. Michaela will probably lose her suit because her injury was not permanent. Michaela will probably lose her suit because she assumed the risk of injury. Michaela will probably win her suit because the ball player meant to hit a foul ball in order to avoid being struck out