Mets-Brewers Trade: Early Struggles

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This off-season trade between the New York Mets and Milwaukee Brewer's for pitcher Freddie

Peralta and Tobias Myers in exchange for prospects jet.

Williams and Brandon's broke, looks smart at first.

Both teams got good marks initially, with the Mets fixing a weak rotation and the Brewer's

caching in on a rental before free agency.

The Mets chased Peralta after their starters, like Cody Senga and David Peterson fell

apart late last year.

They went all in for the playoffs, keeping other top prospects too.

But now at 10 wins and 21 losses, they're struggling hard, sitting just 2 and 5 in Peralta

starts.

Meanwhile, Milwaukee flipped their side-young contender to build for tomorrow, like they

did with past stars.

They led the majors in wins this season, but dealt their ace, banking on guys like Brandon

Woodruff to step up.

Peralta's sitting at a solid 3.52 earned run average through 7 starts, but he rarely

hits 6 full innings, let alone deeper.

Myers has been steady in relief for New York, while the Brewer's prospects are off to

slow starts, sprote with a 6.75 earned run.

Average in Williams batting just 222 in Treballet.

Then Woodruff's velocity dropped in his last outing after 4 outs, sparking injury fears.

Both sides are rethinking this one now, with the meds earning a C++ and Brewer's a straight

C on regrade.

It's early, but these twists show how fast baseball fortunes flip.