Milwaukee Brewers outfield prospect Rymer Liriano left Sunday's game on a stretcher, headed for a Arizona hospital after getting hit in the face by a pitch. In a sight that's no less gruesome each time we see it, Liriano was struck under the eye by a pitch from Matt West of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Liriano fell to the ground and was eventually carted off the field after about 10 minutes. #Brewers OF Rymer Liriano attended to after being hit in face by pitch by Dodgers Matt West. pic.twitter.com/cVuvO7pM75 — Tom (@Haudricourt) March 20, 2016 Teammates described a bloody scene. Brewers manager Craig Counsell described the situation as "serious" while the team awaited results from the hospital. A subdued Brewers clubhouse, as one would expect. One player said Liriano's nose was still gushing blood when he got to the training room. — Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) March 20, 2016 Craig Counsell on Liriano: "He's conscious but ... it's serious. I don't know. He got hit in the head. I can't give you many details." — Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) March 20, 2016 Counsell understands the situation better than most. He was struck in the face by a pitch in 1998 and suffered a...