Ryan Perry

Ryan Perry, born in 1987, was a professional baseball pitcher who played in Major League Baseball from 2009 until 2012. He made his debut with the Detroit Tigers on April 8, 2009, showcasing his strong arm and ability to generate strikeouts. Over his career, Perry compiled a record of 6-6 with an earned run average (ERA) of 4.36, striking out 132 batters in total. He also recorded two saves, demonstrating his versatility as a reliever. Perry's playing style was characterized by a powerful fastball and a competitive spirit, which allowed him to carve out a role in the bullpen during a time when teams increasingly relied on specialized pitchers. His contributions were particularly notable during his tenure with the Tigers, a franchise that was undergoing a transition toward becoming a playoff contender in the American League. While his career was relatively brief, Perry's impact resonated with fans and teammates alike, as he embodied the determination and resilience often associated with pitchers of his era. He officially retired from professional baseball on May 30, 2012.