Fernando Tatis Jr. was hit in the head with a 95 MPH pitch at spring training and fell to the ground, in a horrifying scene.

San Diego Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. escaped a scary moment on Friday after the star got hit in the helmet by a 95 mph fastball during their Spring Training game against the Texas Rangers.

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