CLEVELAND — Daniel Espino is a textbook tale of perseverance. He’s a reason to admire every movement: the deep breath when the bullpen door swings open, the adrenaline-fueled jog to the mound, the scribbling of the No. 14 behind the rubber. Espino is grateful for every moment because none of these moments — which he’ll soon experience for the first time as a big leaguer — seemed plausible at one point or another. The shoulder surgery. The struggle to even muster 70 mph on his throws.