Luis Peña's Health Scare: Brewers Take Cautious Approach

I may first, Milwaukee Brewer's infield prospect, Luis Pena, had a frightening moment last

week when he passed out in the dugout from overheating during a game.

The 19-year-old was playing for Class High A, Wisconsin against Fort Wayne on April 22,

and Medics rushed him off the field by.

Ambulance in the 8th inning, he got treatment at a local hospital with an IV fluid and was

released the next day.

All his initial tests came back normal, but the Brewer's held him out of action to be

safe with the Timber Rallers.

Fans and the team breathed the sigh of relief, especially since Pena ranks as Milwaukee's

third best prospect.

Before the incident, he was tearing it up at shortstop, batting 372 with a home run,

8 RBI's, and a near 1000 OPS through.

8 games, plus 6 deals, and 8 tries.

Now he's set to see a neurologist on May 4th for extra checks, as announced by Brewer's

president of baseball operations Matt Arnold.

The team is taking no chances with one of their top young talents sharing the field with

other rising stars.

That cautious approach keeps everyone watching closely, as Pena gears up for a strong return

to the diamond.

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