This young fan did 50 push-ups for a bat and Yasiel Puig coached him through every one

One fan was determined to come away with a souvenir from the Dodgers-Padres game Thursday night.

This kid, named Noah Rosenberg according to local media, made Yasiel Puig a sign offering push-ups in exchange for a bat, which he held before the game.

You want a bat?

Drop down and give @YasielPuig 20. https://t.co/KErfVUd0AT pic.twitter.com/iHZxqUlHl9

— Cut4 (@Cut4) September 30, 2016

Puig noticed the sign and decided to take him up on it before play started.

Yasiel Puig offered his bat for 50 push-ups, and even offered support along the way. pic.twitter.com/PzConJYxRs

— Doug Padilla (@DougPadilla) September 30, 2016

Although Puig drove a hard bargain of 50 push-ups, after Rosenberg was done Puig wiped the sweat from his brow and even held a water cup so Rosenberg could rehydrate after his hard work.

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After he got his hard-won bat, Puig signed Rosenberg's bat and sign.

Photo credit: Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sport

Earlier this week, Puig also paid tribute to Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez by hanging a jersey bearing Fernandez's name in the Dodgers' dugout.

I'm not crying, you're crying.