Pannone’s Perfect Game & Peña’s Injury | Milwaukee Brewers News

Thomas Pannone tossed a historic perfect game in the minors, retiring all 27 batters in just 94 pitches—the first since 2017 and only the fifth in International League history. Meanwhile, Brewers’ top prospect Luis Peña suffered a fractured fibula sliding into third, ending his season prematurely after already missing time due to dehydration-related collapse. Despite setbacks, Peña’s strong performance before the injury shows promise for his future. Elsewhere, Andrew Fischer ties for the Double-A home run lead with 46, while Daniel Dickinson earns Player of the Month honors in High-A for August, leading in batting average and stolen bases. As the minor league season winds down, standout performances are lighting up the final stretch.

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