In his second professional season,1985,Perezchica was promoted to the Class-A Clinton Giants of the Midwest League. He hit .241 with 109 hits,21 doubles,eight triples and four home runs in 127 games.
He spent the 1986 season with the Class-A Fresno Giants of the California League. Perezchica hit .279 with 30 doubles,eight triples,and nine home runs in 126 games.
The next season,1988,Perezchica split time with the Triple-A Phoenix Firebirds and the Major League Giants. He hit .306 with 18 doubles,10 triples and nine home runs in 134 games with Phoenix. In limited time at the Major League level,Perezchica had one hit in eight at-bats and seven games. He played six games in the field,two for starts,and they were all at second base.
Perezchica played the 1989 season at the Triple-A level with the Phoenix Firebirds of the Pacific Coast League. He hit .231 with 11 doubles,three triples and eight home runs in 94 games. He did not play at the Major League level in 1989.
In 1990,Perezchica again split the season with the Triple-A Phoenix Firebirds and the Giants. He hit .268 with 22 doubles,six triples and nine home runs. With the Major League club in 1990 Perezchica had one hit in three at-bats. He played two games at second base and two games at shortstop.
He spent his final season in the Giants organization in 1991,splitting the season between the Phoenix Firebirds and the Giants. He hit .293 at Triple-A with 10 doubles,four triples and eight home runs. With the Giants Perezchica batted .229 with four doubles,one triple and three RBIs in 23 games. The Giants then placed Perezchica on waivers.
Cleveland Indians
On 6 August 1991 the Cleveland Indians claimed Perezchica waivers from the Giants. He spent the final 17 games with Cleveland,batting .364 with eight hits and two doubles.
In 1992,Perezchica split the season between the Indians and the Triple-A Colorado Springs Sky Sox. He hit only .171 at Triple-A with one double,two home runs and nine RBIs. At the Major League level,Perezchica hit .100 with only two hits in 20 at-bats. He was granted free agency after the season.
In his final season,1995,Perezchica spent the entire season with the Triple-A Columbus Clippers. He batted .257 with 12 doubles,four triples,seven home runs,44 RBIs and three stolen bases.[1]
Perezchica coaching third base for the Diamondbacks
After the 2016 season,the Diamondbacks hired Perezchica as their third base coach.[3]
Houston Astros
The Houston Astros hired Perezchica as third base coach on October 24,2024,succeeding Gary Pettis. Perezchica also assumed roles as infield coach and run prevention coordinator.[4]
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