Eduardo Perez
Eduardo Perez
Eduardo Atanasio Pérez,is a former Major League Baseball player and coach and currently an analyst with ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN Latin America...
ProfessionBaseball Player
Date of Birth11 September 1969
CityCincinnati, OH
afraid falling past sidewalk somebody walking wall
Suddenly, I see the wall falling past the window. I was afraid somebody would be walking on the sidewalk and get squashed. It was like an earthquake.
hitting
I like hitting left-handed pitchers, I really do; that's my forte.
memory short term
That's the way it goes. You've got to have a short term memory in this game.
considered contract happy honor last offered piece puzzle season
It's an honor to be offered a contract by Cleveland, especially after the season they had last year. I'm happy to be considered a piece of the puzzle by them.
hit home move runner team whatever
If I have to hit a home run, I know I'm able to do it. But if I have to move a runner over, I can do that, too. Whatever the team needs, that's what I'll do.
handled spring tournament
He handled it very well. That tournament was probably better for him than being at Spring Training.
great love people support
Many people here are from the Dominican. And they're great people, very hard-working. But they love their players, and they'll come and support them.
pressure
There was a lot of pressure on him, and he performed. He was loose.
guess missed mistakes spot supposed
He missed his spot with a fastball, and I guess I did what you're supposed to do with those mistakes.
fortunate guess missed spot supposed
I was just fortunate enough that he missed a spot on his fastball. I guess that's what you're supposed to do with it.
fortunate guess missed spot supposed
I was fortunate enough that he missed his spot on a fastball. I guess that?s what you?re supposed to do with it.
challenge face pitchers tough
It's a challenge to face tough pitchers like that, but that's why we're here.
front home kept
It was Doug Waechter's night. He went out there and he competed. He competed in front of his home crowd. ... He kept us in the ballgame, and that was the key.
country reality games
It's a reality check. These other countries took it seriously. You have to realize that other countries play the game and that anything can happen in a three-game series. It's do, or die.