Freddy Freeman finished his evening with a 1-for-4, while Paul Goldschmidt took an 0-for-4 collar and our own Jeff McNeil had a 2-for-4 night. Freeman's one hit was a homerun, while McNeil's most consequential trip to the plate involved grounding into a double-play while first-pitch swinging, so yeah, Freeman win's the night, but McNesbit gains meaningfully in the batting average race, pulling ahead of Goldschmidt and bearing down on Freddie. Where Mets Rank Staff is projecting that McNeil now needs four more hits than Freeman over the remaining 19 games to beat him for the batting average crown. 👑 ⚾️ National League Batting Average, 2022 1) Freddie Freeman (STL): .329 2) Jeff McNeil (NYM): .323 3) Paul Goldschmidt (LAD): .322 4) Trea Turner (LAD): .305 5) Manny Machado (SD): .302 6) José Iglésias (STL): .300 7) Nolan Arenado (COL): .299 8) Alec Bohm (PHI): .293 9) Starling Marte (NYM): .292 10) Nico Hoener (LAD): .291 Starling Marte, for what it's worth, needs about 19 hits more than Freeman going forward to take the batting title.