In a bizarre turn of events, Kendall George, a promising 21-year-old prospect for the Los Angeles Dodgers, sustained an injury during a game on Monday at ONEOK Field in Oklahoma. The incident took place during the second inning of the Tulsa Drillers' match against Northwest Arkansas. After scoring on a line drive, George attempted to avoid a bat-retrieving dog that unexpectedly dashed toward home plate. In his effort to dodge the dog, he jumped but landed awkwardly, leading to an injury that forced him to leave the game. Although the severity of his injury remains unclear, it poses a significant setback for the Drillers, where he had been performing impressively with a batting average of .333 and 26 steals in 43 games. Following the incident, many Dodgers fans took to social media, calling for the Drillers to reconsider the use of bat dogs, which had previously been touted by the team on their social media platforms. As of now, the Drillers have not made any official statements regarding the situation.