Player Bio
| HT/WT: 5-1, 180 lbs |
| Birthplace: Maturin, Monagas, Monagas, Venezuela |
| Age: 20 |
| Experience: R |
| Bats/Throws: R, R |
Last Game
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1:09What's Next for the Braves After Losing in LDS?
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1:10Dodgers' Bullpen Propels LA to NLCS
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1:02Andy Pages Powers Dodgers to 3rd Straight NLCS
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1:02Dave Roberts Sounds Off After Dodgers Advance to 3rd Straight NLCS
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1:52NLDS Game 4 Highlights: Dodgers at Braves (10/7)
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0:53Yoshinobu Yamamoto Continues Historic Postseason
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1:02Braves Suffer NLDS Gut Punch
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1:19Yoshinobu Yamamoto Deals as Dodgers Take NLDS Game 3
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1:13How the Dodgers Solved Chris Sale in NLDS Game 3
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9:23Three Relievers Who Could Be Starting Pitcher Sleepers in 2027!
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1:34Braves Silence Dodgers Offense to Even NLDS at 1-1
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0:24Breaking Down Dodgers' Lineup Depth
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0:52Tarik Skubal Leads Dodgers Past Braves in NLDS Game 1
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1:00Tarik Skubal Set to Start NLDS Game 1 for Dodgers
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1:15MLB Burning Questions: Can the Braves Take Down the Dodgers?
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1:07Why Trea Turner Became Poster Boy for Philly Fan Hate
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1:15What's Next for Phillies After Wild Card Elimination?
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1:06Austin Riley's 3-Run HR Lifts Braves Over Phillies
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0:49Phillies vs. Braves: NL Wild Card Game 2 Preview
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1:41Phillies vs. Braves: NL Wild Card Series Preview
Top Jose Perdomo News
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Braves' Jose Perdomo: Makes pro debut
Perdomo (hamstring) was activated from the 60-day injured list Monday and debuted in the Dominican Summer League.
He has gone 1-for-4 with one strikeout in two games since getting activated. Perdomo was one of the top international prospects to sign this year on Jan. 15, but he dealt with a significant hamstring injury that delayed his pro debut.
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Braves' Jose Perdomo: Out with undisclosed injury
Perdomo (undisclosed) is on the 60-day injured list on Atlanta's Florida Complex League roster.
It was a bit surprising to see Perdomo assigned directly to the FCL without playing any games in the Dominican Summer League, but the fact he has a significant injury makes the assignment more logical, as he'll get to rehab the injury stateside. Given that the FCL schedule concludes in late July, Perdomo will only be able to play in a few weeks worth of games even if he returns in the minimum time.
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