Little League, big league or beer league — that hurts.

Puerto Rico’s Angel Vazquez was looking to bunt against Panama pitcher Arod McKenzie in the fifth inning of their elimination game Monday at the Little League World Series when he took the first pitch he saw, a 77 mph fastball, to the groin. The video shows Vazquez immediately doubling over in pain and two coaches rushing to his side and calling for additional help.

It was not immediately clear whether the second baseman was wearing a protective cup, but according to Little League World Series rules, only the catcher and players who will be warming up the pitcher are required to wear a protective device.

Required or not, it seems likely the rest of the team will want to look into it before continuing on.

Puerto Rico, representing the Caribbean region, beat Panama of the Latin America region 3-1 to stay alive in the double-elimination tournament, riding a one-hit, 14-strikeout effort by pitcher Roberto Joubert.

Yadiel Delgado, who replaced Vazquez after the hit by pitch, went on to score the go-ahead run, keeping Puerto Rico’s feel-good story alive for another day — though in Vazquez’s case, it may take a while to feel good again.