Mets Trade for Peralta, Boosting Rotation

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The New York Met's just pulled off a big trade, bringing in pitcher Freddie Peralta from

the Milwaukee Brewers to strengthen their rotation for the...

2026 season.

They gave up top prospects, jet Williams and Brandon Sprote, but Peralta's experience

pairs perfectly with Nolan McLean as a front line starter.

This move makes the Met's instantly more competitive, especially with Peralta named their

opening day starter.

Still, it's a short-term gamble since he hits free agency after this year, raising

questions about whether New York can lock him down long-term.

Fans and analysts see it as a smart play right now, but the real test comes if they don't

win a World Series or resign him.

Losing him next winter could turn the deal into a setback.

Recently, Peralta spoke to the media and raved about the organization from top to bottom.

He said everyone has been easy to work with, and that he feels they truly have his back.

When pressed on contract extensions, he stayed open, saying talks could happen anytime,

even during the season.

No firm deadline like opening day for him, which keeps hopes alive for a longer stay in New

York.

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