News about David Peralta

Drew Smyly's attempt for a perfect game for the Chicago Cubs was shattered by David Perez' infield single for the Los Angeles Dodgers, who brought off the eighth inning on Friday. The third base line of Perez was dribbled up by Perta's hit. Both Smyly and Yan Gomes charged for the ball, but when the left-hander picked up the ball, the catcher crashed over the pitcher. Smyly was checked by boss David Ross and an athletic trainer, but the pitcher stayed in the game. Miguel Vargas debuted Miguel Vargas on a pop-up to third and beat out James Outman, before being replaced by Jeremiah Estrada.

In a matinee match against the Blue Jays, the Tampa Bay Rays made baseball history by fielding MLB's first ever all-Latino lineup in a matinee game. What's more, the historic event took place on the 21st annual Roberto Clemente Day, which honors the life of the Puerto Rican hero and Pittsburgh Pirates legend, who tragically died in a plane crash a half century ago. Yandy Diaz and Randy Arozarena of Cuba, Manuel Margot and Jose Siri, Manuel Margot and Jose Siri of the Domincan Republic, Colombia's Harold Ramirez, Venezuela's David Perez and Rene Pinto, and Mexico's Isaac Paredes were among the Rays lineup participants on Thursday.

The local coverage of the Yankees game in Tampa Bay was interrupted by an unexpected visitor on Monday night, when Jose Siri's appearance at the plate mistakenly prompted iPhone's virtual assistant to get involved. The commentator called him up to the plate by saying "Jose Siri" rather than the traditional 'Okay Siri', which causes an automatic reply. The iPhone was caught loud and clear by the commentator's microphone and said, 'I'm sorry, I didn't quite get that... could you say it again?' Fans of television are left baffled by the unexpected addition to the show.'