Brewers prospect Luis Peña suffers ankle injury playing for Class AA Biloxi
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Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Milwaukee Brewers infielder Luis Peña sustained a left ankle injury on Sept. 5 while playing for the Class AA Biloxi Shuckers. The 19-year-old was injured while attempting to steal third base during the contest. Medical staff attended to him on the field before he was carted away for further evaluation at a local emergency room. This injury marks another setback in a season already interrupted by a medical incident in April, when Peña collapsed in the dugout and required neurological evaluation. Before his departure from the game, the team's No. 2 prospect had recorded a.297 batting average and a.796 OPS across 69 appearances this year. The Brewers have not yet provided a timetable for his return.
- •Luis Peña was injured attempting to steal third base for Class AA Biloxi.
- •The 19-year-old infielder was transported to an emergency room for left ankle evaluation.
- •Peña is the organization's No. 2 prospect behind Jesús Made.
- •He previously missed one month of the season following a dugout collapse on April 22.
- 2:21 AMYahoo Sports — Brewers prospect Luis Peña taken to ER following scary ankle injury
"The Brewers' No. 2 prospect suffered an ugly-looking ankle injury with Class AA Biloxi on Sept. 5.
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