Outfield TJ Friedl Hit of 3 parking spaces against Mets that bind the Major League record when Reds win with 4 Homern

The pain was the price for entering MLB history on Friday evening for Cincinnati Reds Center Field TJ Friedl. The leadoff man was hit by a field three times in an 8: 4 victory against the New York Mets, which made a record of the major League.

The 29-year-old Friedl was hit in the third, fifth and eighth innings of various METS jugs.

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He took one fast ball with 91 miles per hour to his left forearm of Lefty Sean Manaea in the third. Manaea made his first start to the season, after recovering a sloping strain and a bone chip in his pitchingell sheet.

On the fifth frame, the right-handed man Alex Carrillo drilled the 5-foot 8-Friedl with an 85-mile slider. A 91-mile sinker was the culprit in the eighth inning and was treated by another Mets Southpaw, Brandon Waddell.

“The left, it makes more sense because everything is gone and I try to put my nose in there,” said Friedl, a left -wing self, after the game about the associated press. “The last one stabbed!”

Nevertheless, he did not have to check in with Reds Athletic coaches throughout the game, and he plans to be back in the line -up on Saturday.

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During the series opening, Friedl had a gambling that was the first game of the teams from the All-Star break, but he is anything but alone in his painful performance.

In fact, 34 rackets have had the same experience since 1901 – and now three this season – to be met three times in one game. On May 31, the Washington National Stop CJ Abrams was carried out by a trio of parking spaces against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Colorado Rockies's utility player, Tyler Freeman, went through the same thing against the Nationals on June 17th.

Friedl did not register against the Mets on Friday, although he was achieved twice.

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The left field player Austin Hays drove in three of the eight runs of the red thanks to two Homer. As a team, Cincinnati went to the farm four times – that is the third time that the club did this this season. Matt McLain and Tyler Stephenson joined Hays in the box score with their own big flies, each achieving two runs.

Manaea gave a hit, Hays' first Homer, in four innings. The bullpen of the Mets was not nearly as good against a Reds team that has now won five of his last six games.

In the meantime, Cincinnati received impressive seven innings and seven strikeouts from his starter Nick Lodolo. After a shaky first two innings, when he gave up Juan Soto and an RBI single to Jeff McNeil, Lodolo recovered by withdrawing 16 of the next 18 batteries.

Lodolo received the victory, Hays led the power of the Reds, but Friedl was Cincinnatis Unazing hero on Friday evening with three bases that were recorded via hit-by-pitch.