The House majority whip was shot multiple times in 2017.

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Rep. Steve Scalise made a play for Republicans a year after he was seriously wounded in a shooting during a team practice in Virginia.

The House majority whip returns to the field a year after he was shot practicing for the annual congressional baseball game.

On Thursday, a very grateful Rep. Steve Scalise will join his colleagues on the field – starting at second base – something he calls "really special."

One year after suffering a near-fatal gunshot wound, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise said starting at second base for tonight's congressional baseball game is "really special."

Rep. Steve Scalise may just be playing at baseball practice this morning but he's already won.

The House Majority Whip spoke at length on gun control in a new interview.

Scalise sustained gunshot wounds during the June 14 attack.

The lobbyist was shot when a gunman opened fire on lawmakers in June.

The victims were transported to local hospitals, police said.

He "is now beginning a period of intensive inpatient rehabilitation."

Scalise has been slowly recovering from an infection related to the shooting.

The House majority whip was shot on June 24 in Alexandria, Virginia.

Scalise has not been released from the MedStar Washington Hospital Center.

MedStar Washington Hospital Center says there are "new concerns for infection."

"We are so grateful that Congressman Scalise ... made it through," Bono said.

The House majority whip has made progress since last week's shooting.

Rep. Patrick McHenry organized the two-day blood drive.

Alexandria Police Department shares new details about the tense moments.

The House majority whip was previously in critical condition.

Investigators have not determined the purpose of the list

"I'm sorry that he did this," Sue Hodgkinson told reporters.

The Democratic coach in the congressional baseball game calls for more civility.

The House majority whip will require additional operations.

Capitol Hill is not pushing gun control debate following yesterday's shooting.

We have sadly reached the place in this country where politics can kill.

Rep. Steve Scalise was in critical condition as of late Wednesday night, after suffering severe injuries from a gunshot wound.

Rep. Roger Williams, coach of the Republican baseball team, is determined not to let Wednesday's terrifying shooting stop them from playing tonight's annual charity game.