The Reds snapped their four-game losing streak Wednesday night with a 4-3 win against the Braves in Atlanta, but the biggest news of the night involves ace Hunter Greene. Greene exited the game with a right groin injury after warming up prior to the bottom of the fourth inning.

Cincinnati Reds starter Hunter Greene left Wednesday’s start against the Atlanta Braves with a right groin injury after warming up for the fourth inning. With the Reds leading 4-0 in Atlanta, Greene was preparing for the bottom of the fourth when he threw a warmup pitch into the ground and called to the dugout.

Greene struck out six batters and allowed only two hits in three scoreless innings. He was unable to complete his warmup before the fourth inning. Greene threw only two warmup pitches, including a pitch that hit the dirt, before stopping his routine.