It was something no one wanted to see during the fourth inning of a baseball game.
Facing the Houston Astros, Chicago Cubs outfielder Albert Almora Jr. was at the plate with a 2-2 count when he hit a line-drive foul ball into the third-base stands.
The ball hit a little girl in the face, injuring her.
Amora, realizing what has happened, throws his hands up and takes a knee.
His fellow players try to console him as people crowd around the little girl in the stands.
At one point, Amora even embraces a Houston stadium security guard who tells him the little girl is going to be ok.
You can see video of Amora's line-drive and the aftermath here.
Awful scene in the Cubs/Astros game. A small kid was struck with the baseball in the stands. Almora Jr's reaction says it all. Prayers up. pic.twitter.com/fLAdwlsAVi
— Evan Daniel (@mrevandaniel) May 30, 2019
Albert Almora Spoke After the Game About the Terrible Foul Ball, Hopes for the Fan and Family https://t.co/nbte0iwK3i pic.twitter.com/IIwqgAvZCG
— Bleacher Nation (@BleacherNation) May 30, 2019
"I'm speechless, at a loss for words. Being a father of two boys." Albert Almora speaks after scary foul ball incident: https://t.co/wIl0a3TxAr pic.twitter.com/ONxuzw85jA
— NBC Sports Chicago (@NBCSChicago) May 30, 2019