Not only do they have the same last name that's rather uncommon, they both have red hair, pitch, and wear black-rimmed glasses. No, they aren't related or have even met each other.
Even a surgeon was super confused when he approached the younger Feigl thinking he was the older one when he needed to undergo elbow surgery by Dr. David Andrews.
"The way we found about it actually (was through) Dr. Andrews' office,' explained the right-handed and younger Feigl to Alex Raskin of the Daily Mail. "He's the guy who (performed) both of our surgeries. I was probably six or seven months out of surgery and their office called our trainer and said, 'Hey, when's Brady reporting for surgery? Is he getting down here tomorrow?' He was like, 'He had it six months ago. What are you talking about?'"
"That's how I found out there was two of us."
You would think that maybe their schools would be able to distinguish them or at least know their proper Twitter handle. But nope, Ole Miss' social media team wished the older one a 'happy birthday' thinking it was their student-athlete.
Pretty insane, eh? Now, if we can just find out who's cloning these lookalike baseball players.
Imagine a team full of Brady Feigls. Let's hope they can somehow cross paths either in the minors or bigs one day.
(h/t Twitter/ Levi Weaver)
