Reds' TJ Friedl Hit from Pitch 3 -times vs. Mets, the MLB record binds

New York – eye! Ouch! Ouch!

Cincinnati Reds -outfield TJ Friedl Band on Friday evening a record of the Major League when he was hit three times by a pitch -by three different New York Mets.

The 5-foot 8-Friedl was placed in the third inning and on the left foot of an 85-mile slide from the right-handed helper Alejandro Carrillo in the fifth on the left forearm of a 91 miles per hour of almost ball by the left-hand man Sean Manaea.

The left-hander from Mets Brandon Waddell then bored Friedl on his left hand with a 91-mile sink in eighth place.

“The left, it makes more sense because everything is gone and I try to put my nose in there,” said Friedl. “The last one stabbed!”

It was the 39th time in modern times (since 1901) that a striker was nailed three times in one game. It happened 34 different players; The only earlier reds dough was Derek Dietrich in Milwaukee on June 21, 2019.

Two other large Leaguers came three times this season: Washington National Stop CJ Abrams on May 31 in Arizona and the Colorado Rockies' Tyler Freeman in Washington.

Batting Leadoff ended Friedl 0: 2, but scored twice in the 8: 4 victory over the Mets. He expects to be in the line -up on Saturday and joked that he didn't want a day off anyway.