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By BVM Sportsdesk, 17h ago

Eury Pérez is returning from the 15-day injured list to start Wednesday's game against the Rangers. He strained his right gracilis muscle during a game in late May but exceeded the expected recovery timeline. After just one rehab start in Triple-A, he showcased his arm strength and health, prompting the Marlins to reintegrate him into the rotation, which has been reliant on other pitchers during his absence.

By the Numbers

Pérez had a 4.60 ERA in the season prior to his injury.

His last outing before the injury was 6 1/3 innings, allowing just one run.

Pérez threw a 101 mph four-seamer in his recent outing.

State of Play

Pérez's return brings stability to a rotation impacted by injuries.

The Marlins had been utilizing bullpen games and substitutes to fill in during his absence.

What's Next

Pérez's performance in the upcoming game will be crucial for determining his future workload and the overall health of the Marlins' pitching staff as they navigate the second half of the season.

Bottom Line

Pérez’s swift return not only boosts the Marlins' rotation but also demonstrates the effectiveness of his rehabilitation, indicating a potential turnaround in his season performance.

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Alcantara sets Marlins’ career strikeouts record in win over Rangers

By BVM Sportsdesk, 12h ago

Sandy Alcantara made history by setting the Miami Marlins' franchise record for strikeouts, surpassing Ricky Nolasco with a total of 1,002 during a 6-4 victory over the Texas Rangers. He pitched 6.2 innings, striking out four while allowing just one run. Alcantara's performance, bolstered by home runs from Heriberto Hernández, Joe Mack, and Owen Caissie, improved his record to 8-4, marking his fifth consecutive win in June, despite a previous rough outing against Toronto.

By the Numbers

Alcantara recorded a total of 1,002 strikeouts, a new franchise record.

The Marlins built a 6-1 lead before the Rangers mounted a late comeback.

Yes, But

While Alcantara shone with his record-breaking performance, issues remain evident as he allowed five hits in the first few innings and faced a late-game rally from the Rangers, highlighting potential vulnerabilities in the Marlins' bullpen and defense.

State of Play

Marlins are riding a five-game winning streak in June.

Jacob deGrom is scheduled to pitch for the Rangers in the next game, adding pressure to the Marlins' pitching staff.

What's Next

The Marlins will aim to maintain momentum against the Rangers, with Eury Pérez set to pitch in the series finale. Anticipation builds around Alcantara's continued performance as he attempts to solidify his record. The outcome could significantly impact both teams as they battle for playoff positioning.

Bottom Line

Alcantara's record-setting game underlines both individual achievement and team resilience. However, the Marlins must address their late-game struggles to ensure sustainable success as the season progresses.