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The relief pitcher of the Red Sox of Boston, Liam Hendriks, fought in the 5-1 defeat of the team against the New York Mets on Wednesday in Fenway Park.
Hendriks, 36, resigned three races won in three hits, and was accused of loss.
The reliever went to social networks on Thursday morning and published that fans sent him the death threats of his wife.
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The relief launcher of the Red Sox of Boston, Liam Hendriks (31), leaves the field during a change of launch in the seventh. Boston’s Red Sox received the New York Mets on Wednesday, May 21, 2025 in Fenway Park in Boston, Ma. (Barry Chin/The Boston Globe through Getty Images)
“The threats against my life and my wife’s life are horrible and cruel. You need help,” Hendriks wrote in his Instagram history.
“Leaving comments that tell me to commit suicide and how I would like to die of cancer is disgusting and vile.”
“Maybe you should step back and reassess the purpose of your life before hiding behind a screen attacking the players and their families.”
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Boston’s Red Sox Relief Launcher, Liam Hendriks (31), against New York Mets during the sixth entry in Fenway Park on May 21, 2025, in Boston Massachusetts. (Eric Canha-Imagn images)
Hendriks announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer, no Hodgkin lymphoma, in January 2023. The three-time All-Star returned to the mound less than five months later and launched for the Chicago White Sox.
However, after only five appearances since he returned to the field after his fight with cancer, Hendriks needed Tommy John surgery. The Red Sox signed it with a two -year contract and $ 10 million in 2024 in their recovery, but Hendriks did not launch last season when he rehabilitated.
“Whether (send death threats) of their ‘false accounts’ or dumb enough to do it from their real account. I think I speak for all the players who have to deal with this in their career when I say,” Hendriks wrote.
Boston’s Red Sox Relief Running, Liam Hendriks (31), against Chicago White Sox during the eighth entry in Fenway Park on April 20, 2025, in Boston, Massachusetts. (Eric Canha-Imagn images)
“Enough is enough.”
Hendriks has fought this season with the red socks, since it has an effectiveness of 5.56 in 11 games.
In his 14-year career, Hendriks has a 33-35 record with an effectiveness of 3.85 with 738 strikeouts in 661.1 race tickets released.
