Luis Peña breaks leg as Milwaukee Brewers minor league season concludes
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Last updated Sep 7, 2026

Milwaukee Brewers prospect Luis Peña broke his fibula while sliding into third base during a Class AA Biloxi game on Sept. 5. The 19-year-old will begin rehabilitation in Phoenix next week after a season hampered by multiple ailments, including a hamstring injury and an overheating episode. Meanwhile, Andrew Fischer reached 46 home runs for Class AA Biloxi, moving within four of a historic minor-league milestone. Elsewhere, Class A Wilson ended its season on a 12-game losing streak following a six-game sweep by Fredericksburg. Nashville finished its week with a 5-1 record, while Class High A Wisconsin concluded its campaign with a 3-3 series split against Beloit.
- •Luis Peña is in a splint and will begin rehab for a broken fibula in Phoenix.
- •Andrew Fischer needs four more home runs to reach 50 on the season.
- •Class A Wilson finished the year with 12 consecutive losses.
- •Jesús Made recorded a walk-off hit for Class AA Biloxi on Sept. 3.
- •Jett Williams has remained out since July 7 with a wrist injury.
- 10:16 AMYahoo Sports — Minor league report: Broken leg puts damper on Luis Peña's season
"Andrew Fischer mashes his way closer to minor-league history, top pitching prospect has a good outing and more in the Brewers minor-league report.
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