Miami Marlins is expecting the right-handed eurizer Perez to make his long-awaited comeback from Tommy John Surgery on Monday night, when they open a three-game chain against host Pittsburgh Pirates.
Perez, who was 20 years old when he started his major league on May 12, 2023, is expected to make his first debut since September 20, 2023, when he opposed the Pirates’ Right-Hand Mike Burses (1-1, 5.27 ERA).
“I am away from the field. I can only compete and do best,” Perez said through her interpreter before the loss of 3-2 roads of Marlins for Tampa Bay rays on Sunday. I can only compete and do best. ” “It has been a long time.”
Perez made a large splash in his debut season, with a record 5–1 and 1.34 ERA started with 54 strikes and 15 walks through its first nine. At the last beginning of the stretch on 25 June at Miami, Pereres threw six scorer innings, allowing four hits and one walk, while excluding nine at the beginning of his career against the pirates.
Perce was closed with the Left SI joint inflammation in September 2023. He dealt with the agony of the right elbow in spring training the following year, causing his Tommy John surgery.
After rethinking for more than a year, Perez began the eight-evil rehabilitation assignment on 26 April. Perez included a Marlins squad, which has lost six of his last seven, its only win is coming in 10 innings this Saturday, 11–10, against the rage.
Pittsburgh lost three out of four matches in Miami to open this season, but since the firing of Derek Shelton and promoting bench coach Don Kelly to the manager, Pirates are 14–14.
Pittsburgh entered the opener on a season-high three-game winning line after recording their first series of 2025 series against The Philos.
Baroz, who never faced Marlins, won his first career on Wednesday, when he hurled a 5 1/3 strong innings, which led to five hits and no walk in a 3–0 domestic victory against Houston Astros.
Ruki Right-Hand Relievers Isaac Matton and Brexon Eshkraft distributed each to each Major League to win their first Major League in difficult places against Philips.
In his fourth presence since the onset of its major league on 26 May, Eshkraft on Sunday entered the relief of Ace Paul Scans and selected the last four outs. Aashtraft allowed one hit and two walks to win 2–1.
Matton came on Saturday when he entered the game 1–1 with a runner 1–1 in the seventh, no outdoor and already counted 2–0 behind Nick Castelanos. Matson was called after Starter Andrew Heney left with left calf cramps.
Matton called from Triple-e IndianPolis first that day, hit Castalonos and then inspired flyouts from Jetty Realmuto and Bryson Stot. Henry Davis hit a tiebracing solo homer at the bottom of the innings, winning 2–1 for Pittsburgh.
“This is actually a good achievement, knowing how many games we came as a family,” Matton said. “To be able to be on the other side and help the team win, this is great.”
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