Last May, Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman got off to a scorching start.
The Atlanta All-Star led the National League with 14 home runs to go with a .341/.461/.748 slash line that had some talking him up as an early MVP candidate.
Then he suffered a broken wrist after getting hit by a pitch that cost him 10 weeks of his season.
Wednesday night, Freeman took a 90-mph fastball on almost the exact same spot on his left wrist from Philadelphia Phillies reliever Hoby Milner. He immediately walked to the Braves dugout and took himself out of the game.