Miami Marlins starting pitcher Eury Pérez is removed from his outing after seven perfect innings against the Oakland Athletics on Sunday. Multiple reports say Pérez retires every batter he faces through the first seven frames, keeping the opposing lineup hitless and without reaching base. One account describes him reaching 92 pitches as the perfect game bid continues into the eighth inning, with Pérez being pulled at that point despite retiring all 21 batters he faced. Another report notes that through six innings he has allowed no baserunners, has struck out seven batters, and has thrown 83 pitches with about half for strikes. A separate outlet reports that the Marlins have never previously recorded a perfect game in franchise history, underscoring the significance of the performance even as it ends before the ninth inning. The reports also mention that the Marlins later protect an eight-run lead during the game, but the key common point is that Pérez’s bid for perfection ends after seven perfect innings and an unusually low pitch count.