Eduardo Pérez

Meanwhile, Peralta got help from his defense in the top of the fourth inning.

Eduardo Perez spoke the other day about Taylor Walls' defense, and Walls turned a double play to escape a Cleveland rally.

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This was one of those situations that Stephen was talking about, Stephen Vogt, that – They had they had the tying run at the plate.

And, you know, I think it was Eduardo Perez actually said on the radio broadcast, he said that he's trying to go deep.

Well, the problem is when you're trying to go deep, you don't usually go deep.

And he actually ended up swinging at a ball for high fastball, clearly out of the zone.

On to baseball, Game 4 American League Championship Series was rained out Friday, so now the series might have to go four games in four days.

ESPN baseball analyst Eduardo Perez says adjustments in pitching are going to be a key.

The biggest adjustment will be more with the coaching staff and making sure that the bullpens, who are used a lot during the postseason, how good are they going to be the next day? How do they rebound from how the usage is on that any given

night? That's Eduardo Perez earlier on ESPN Radio.

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Hey,

I was listening yesterday and I chuckled because I thought, "God, if Jamie was listening right now, he'd just be shaking his head," because it was about the [laughs] it's about the fifth or sixth inning, and they were talking about the shadows [laughs] at home plate and the sun.

And, um, the play-by-play guy was talking about, you know, the shadows being a, an, an advantage now for the pitchers and, and then Eduardo Perez is like, "Yeah, it's about two minutes away from really being an issue." And I was like, "Oh, there, there's our, there's our October baseball strategy session with the shadows and the sun and everything like that."

I, I don't have a problem with them talking about it.

I, I think it's a, a factor.

I'm not, not big on Jeff Banister.

Um, someone mentioned Eduardo Perez.

Eduardo Perez I don't think would be terrible.

But imagine having the, um, imagine having the bench coach of David Ross and the coach of Joe Maddon.

Joe Maddon coached the 2016 Cubs.

'Cause yeah, they were...

Well, you had Eduardo Perez on the call.

And so he was talking about how he just stayed flat-footed and he was trying to bend down and get the ball, and he was like, "Every time, if you, if you're flat-footed and you're not on your toes, the bottom half of your body's gonna control the top half," and, and that's what happened on that play.

Oh, so he jerked up.

I think I'm out on Joe Davis national games when the Dodgers are playing here.

I was out last year when it was him, Eduardo Perez, and Jessica Mendoza, and the Dodgers were down early, and they all looked at each other disgusted.

Aren't

they all? They're all three Dodgers, right?

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Eduardo Perez calling the ALCS for ESPN Radio, friend of mine.

Love listening to you.

Eduardo, good to see you, man.

Um, it's two words.

Uh, and by the way, uh, yeah, I think the Rays win this series, and I don't know that it might, it might not even be that close, but I think the Rays win this series, and I think the Rays are pretty a, a really good team.

We conversated a lot about this, and we just had, you know, Eduardo Perez on.

I don't think it's the Rays because they're rested or because the Guardians are tired.