Marlins star Eury Pérez makes first MLB start since 2023, unveils new arsenal in loss to Pirates
Miami Marles Yuri Perez returned to a big hill in the league on Monday night against Petsburg pirate For the first time since September 20, 2023, Perez, of course, underwent Tommy John surgery and an internal pillar was installed in April 2024.
Perez ended with the next line during Marlins in the end 10-3 loss:
He was not allowed to run at home, 43 of 70 stadiums went to strikes.
While these are not perfect results from a running point of view-especially against one of the worst crimes in the baseball game in the main league-there were some bright points for Pérez. Specifically, an average of 98.5 miles per hour with fast ball and touched 99.7 miles per hour. He also achieved eight fluctuations and loss in his three roles of his work.
Perez, 22, seemed to be a star in the height during his initial introduction to the major championships. In 19 beginnings, 3.15 Era (149 Era+) collected 3.48 strikes to walk. His contributions were worth an estimated 2.7 wins above the replacement, according to the accounts of the baseball. DiamondBacks‘ Corbin Carroll He won that year).
Pérez made eight rehabilitation matches this season, as it was published 1.99 pm and 2.70 of the beating to walk. It is worth noting that he showed the speed of a similar fast ball (an average of 97.6 miles per hour and topped at 99.9 miles per hour) while merging some adjustments to his arsenal. Not only did Pérez add a sink, but also modified his curve ball, so it is now very similar to sweeping. He continued to throw its four strips, change, and Gyro Slider.
Marilyn’s loss on Monday decreases to 24-40 in this season, giving them the second record in NL in NL and the third record in The Majors, only before Chicago White Sox and Colorado Rocky.
