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Los Angeles Dodgers hold the No. 1 spot in NBC Sports' MLB Power Rankings as the All-Star break nears, highlighted by Eury Pérez flirting with a perfect game for the Marlins and a wave of midseason storylines—Caminero's power surge, All-Star nods, and rotation/injury news shaping the second half.
Eury Pérez threw seven perfect innings for the Miami Marlins in a 9-8 win over the Oakland Athletics, but he was pulled after 92 pitches, sparking controversy as Oakland’s bullpen allowed five runs without recording an out in the ensuing frame; Pérez struck out eight, and if healthy he’s expected to start again vs. the Guardians.
Miami right-hander Eury Pérez was placed on the 15-day IL with a right gracilis strain, an eight-week recovery, and Josh Ekness was recalled while Leo Jimenez was activated and Graham Pauley optioned. Pérez left his start vs. Toronto in apparent pain and imaging confirmed the strain, further thinning a Marlins rotation that has already been battered by injuries and roster moves, leaving Alcantara, Meyer and Junk as the current rotation anchors.
A recent surge in pitcher injuries, including those of Spencer Strider, Shane Bieber, and Eury Perez, has left the fantasy baseball landscape in disarray. The causes of these injuries are being debated, with theories ranging from rule changes to increased stress on pitchers' arms. The unpredictability of these injuries has led to questions about drafting strategies and the future of pitching in fantasy baseball.
Miami Marlins right-hander Eury Perez will miss the 2024 season after deciding to undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow. The 20-year-old pitcher, who made his major league debut in 2023, had initially been diagnosed with mild elbow inflammation but experienced discomfort during a second visit to the doctor. Perez's injury adds to the Marlins' depleted rotation, with ace Sandy Alcantara already sidelined for the season and other pitchers dealing with injuries.
Miami Marlins pitcher Eury Perez will undergo Tommy John surgery, causing him to miss the 2024 season. The 20-year-old had an impressive debut last season but will now face a 14- to 16-month recovery period. This adds to the Marlins' pitching injury setbacks, with other key pitchers also sidelined. The team, currently in a 0-7 slump, will have to rely on a patchwork group of starters as they navigate through the challenges posed by multiple pitching injuries.
Miami Marlins pitcher Eury Perez is set to undergo imaging and testing for elbow soreness, with concerns about a potential lengthy absence. The team has been plagued by rotation injuries, with several pitchers, including Sandy Alcantara, facing setbacks. Perez, a top prospect, was expected to play a key role in the team's plans for the 2024 season. The Marlins will need strong performances from their lineup to compensate for the pitching injuries and aim for postseason contention.
The Miami Marlins have decided to send rookie pitcher Eury Perez back to the minor leagues after an impressive two-month stint in the majors. Despite being the team's youngest starting pitcher ever, Perez had a 5-3 record with a 2.36 ERA and 61 strikeouts over 11 starts. The Marlins are sending him down to Double-A Pensacola to give him some rest and continue his development, with hopes of bringing him back later in the season. The team also made other roster moves, recalling Sean Reynolds and selecting Robert Garcia while designating Jeff Lindgren for assignment.
The Miami Marlins have optioned rookie pitcher Eury Pérez back to the minor leagues in order to limit his workload, as he has already surpassed his career-high innings pitched. Pérez, who has a 2.36 ERA in 11 starts, will continue to pitch in Double-A rather than being shut down completely. The move is reminiscent of the Stephen Strasburg shutdown in 2012, and while it is not against the rules, Pérez and the MLBPA could potentially file a grievance due to the demotion affecting his service time and salary. The Marlins currently hold the top National League wild-card spot and have a three-game lead on a postseason berth.
The Atlanta Braves are looking to secure a series win against top prospect Eury Perez of the Miami Marlins. Perez, with an impressive 1.34 ERA, presents a challenge for Atlanta's potent offense, although his ability to limit hard contact is below average. Meanwhile, Ronald Acuna continues his 40/40 push with 37 steals, and Matt Olson trails only Shohei Ohtani in the MLB home run race.
The Pittsburgh Pirates lost 2-0 to the Miami Marlins as they struggled to solve rookie right-hander Eury Perez, who threw six scoreless innings and recorded nine strikeouts. The Pirates' offense was nonexistent, with Jonathan Davis hitting a solo home run in the third inning as their only run. Despite delivering a quality start, Pirates pitcher Oviedo took the loss. The Marlins won three of four games in the series, with all four games decided by two runs or fewer.
The Seattle Mariners face a tough matchup against the Miami Marlins with top prospect Eury Pérez taking the mound, but the Mariners will be bolstered with their own ace, Luis Castillo. Pérez's fastball averages 97.4 mph, but his inexperience and struggles with commanding the zone could work in the Mariners' favor. The game starts at 6:40 PT and will be televised on ROOT Sports NW.
Luis Arraez had a career-high five hits and five RBIs as the Miami Marlins beat the Oakland Athletics 12-1. Arraez hit three doubles and two singles to raise his average to .390, becoming the first player in franchise history with five hits and five RBIs in a game. Rookie Eury Pérez threw five scoreless innings of four-hit ball in his fifth major league start. The A’s dropped to a major league-worst 12-48 and lost their 13th straight on the road.
The SP Roundup reviews the performance of every starting pitcher from Thursday's games in fantasy baseball. Taj Bradley returned to the big leagues and had a decent outing against the Mets, while Eury Pérez impressed with his fastball and slider. Nestor Cortes had a solid outing against the Blue Jays, and Tyler Wells earned whiffs across the board despite a disappointing ratio. Julio Urías had a terrible start against the Cardinals, and the article also includes a Game of the Day featuring James Paxton and Blake Snell.
Miami Marlins' top pitching prospect, Eury Pérez, made his major-league debut against the Cincinnati Reds, allowing two runs and striking out seven batters over 4 2/3 innings. Despite the short sample size, Pérez's fastball and slider lived up to the hype, with his fastball sitting at 97.5 mph and his slider clocked at 87.2 mph on average. Pérez's performance showed promise for his future in the MLB.