Lupe Perez

2026 World Series

In 2026, Lupe Perez competed for Austin Mustangs, recording 7 at-bats, 4 runs and a .571 batting average, along with 3 putouts.

Career Overview

Lupe Perez began his beep baseball career in 1990 with the Austin Blackhawks and quickly became one of the most prolific offensive players in NBBA history. Over more than three decades, he has competed for the Austin Blackhawks, West Coast Dawgs, Indianapolis Edge, San Antonio Jets, Bayou City Heat, and now Austin Mustangs, building a résumé defined by championships, consistency, and elite production at the plate.

From Austin’s dominant run in the 1990s to multiple title runs with the West Coast Dawgs, Lupe has been a central figure on championship teams across eras. As of his most recent seasons, he has accumulated 13 World Series Championships and remains one of the most accomplished hitters the league has ever seen.

World Series Performance

Across 142 World Series games, Lupe has compiled:

670 at-bats

417 runs

129 putouts

46 strikeouts

.622 career batting average

His World Series All-Star appearances reflect sustained excellence across decades:

• 1994 Offensive All-Star, .656 batting average
• 1996 Offensive All-Star, .825 batting average
• 1997 Offensive All-Star, .694 batting average
• 1998 Co-MVP Offense, .800 batting average
• 2002 Offensive All-Star, .710 batting average
• 2008 Offensive All-Star, .676 batting average
• 2009 Offensive All-Star, .714 batting average
• 2010 MVP Offense, .684 batting average
• 2014 MVP Offense, .778 batting average
• 2017 Offensive All-Star, .733 batting average

Lupe has earned three Offensive MVP awards and a total of 10 Offensive All-Tournament Team selections, further strengthening his case as one of the greatest offensive players of all time.

Championships and Evolution

Lupe was a major contributor during Austin’s championship dominance in the 1990s. He later continued that success with the West Coast Dawgs, helping lead multiple title runs during their historic stretch from 1999 through 2011.

In the later stages of his career, he evolved into a strong defensive outfielder, adding another dimension to his already elite offensive game. That development transformed him from a feared hitter into a complete, two-way threat on the field.

Legacy

It is difficult to discuss the history of offensive production in beep baseball without placing Lupe Perez at or near the top. A lifetime batting average well over .600 across more than three decades speaks to rare consistency and longevity.

Lupe’s career reflects championship impact, sustained excellence, and an ability to perform at the highest level across multiple teams and generations of players.

Submitted by Eric Mazariegos May 31, 2011