Luis Peña Overheats, Leaves Game in Ambulance

0:00It's April 23rd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Milwaukee Brewer's news today. Your AI-powered team report. Milwaukee Brewer's top prospect, Luis Pena, scared everyone when he left a minor league game in an ambulance on April 22nd. The 19-year-old shortstop from the Dominican Republic was playing for the Wisconsin-Tember Rattlers against the Fort Wayne Tin Caps. Game stopped in the eighth inning, with the Rattlers up 9-3. Game trainers rushed to the dugout during a field delay, and first responders loaded him up. Brewer's general manager, Matt Arnold, said, Pena overheated in the cool weather temps dipped to between 61 and 65 degrees after hitting. 77 earlier, they gave him Ivy fluids right away. Pena is the number 2 guy in the Brewer system, and a top 30 talent across baseball. He's been on fire this season in advanced class A-Ball, posting a 974 OPS with a home run and six stolen bases.

1:01Folks were buzzing about his skills before this hit. He flashed a highlight real fielding play in the bottom of the seventh, and picked up a hit earlier, but got pulled defensively just before the issue. No word on long-term effects yet, but Arnold reports he's recovering well. The series picks back up April 23rd at 6.05 pm. Central time. Keep rooting for Pena. He's got that star potential, and baseball needs players like him back on the field soon.