Braves fans react to Freddie Freeman’s wrist injury against Blue Jays

During the fifth inning of Wednesday night’s game between the Atlanta Braves and the Toronto Blue Jays, Freddie Freeman’s left wrist was hit by a pitch.

Freeman left the game to undergo an X-ray in the clubhouse, but results were inconclusive. The Braves await MRI results and a few other tests on Thursday to determine the extent of Freeman’s injury.

Freeman leads the National League with 14 homeruns.

The Braves won Wednesday’s game 8-4 and will play the final game in the home series against the Blue Jays on Thursday night at 7:35 p.m.

Here’s how Braves fans reacted to Freeman’s injury:

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