Pérez's Fireballing Leads Marlins to Victory

0:00On April 19th, Marlins tipped down the brewers 5-3 on Sunday at Lone Depot Park, with young, righty, Yuri Pérez outpitching Jacob Misierowski in. A clash of fireballers. Pérez delivered a quality start, giving up just one unearned run on 3 hits over 84 pitches and Miami snapped a four-game losing streak with a victory. Pérez bounced back strong after a rough stretch, where his earned run average sat at 6.23 over his last three outings. He leaned heavy on his four-seamer, which clocked 98.2 miles per hour and racked up six of his seven strikeouts. These two giants, Pérez at 6 foot 8, Misierowski at 6 foot 7, both some of the fastest four-seamer's among starters this year, trailing only. One pirate's pitcher. Fans got a thrill watching their raw velocity light up the radar gun. Miami jumped ahead early with three runs in the first, loading the bases and caching in on a wild pitch, hit batter, and key hits that forced.

1:01Misierowski to throw 30 pitches right out the gate. The brewers scratched across their loan run in the sixth, on a walk, steal, error, and ground out. Marlins answered back quick, with two more in the bottom of the sixth, on Javier Sinoja's clutch single. His 100th career hit, sealing the momentum shift and the win. MLB news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the diamond. I'm Cory with the story.