US EditionFreddy Peralta Mets fit, Superstar Max Fried, Oli Marmol extended
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Jacob Misiorowski Ready To Lead Brewers’ Rotation After Freddy Peralta Trade
The Milwaukee Brewers enter the 2026 MLB season amid a key transition at the top of their rotation, and Jacob Misiorowski is well aware of the expectations on his shoulders. With longtime ace and two-time All-Star Freddy Peralta traded to the New York Mets in January, Milwaukee is now leaning on the second-year right-hander to serve as a central piece of their pitching staff moving forward. The Brewers traded 29-year-old Peralta to the New York …
Freddy Peralta Mets fit, Superstar Max Fried, Oli Marmol extended
Ken Rosenthal unpacks his latest piece in The Athletic: why the New York Mets and Freddy Peralta are a good fit. Could they come together on a long-term extension? The St. Louis Cardinals extend manager Oli Marmol. Team USA adds Ryan Yarbrough to their loaded pitching staff. The World Baseball Classic nears! Inside Dish unpacks Ken’s story about New York Yankees southpaw Max Fried. Grillin’ Ken answers your questions - join the conversation in t…
Dominican pitcher Freddy Peralta has clear priorities for his next free agency. According to journalist Ken Rosenthal, the right prefers to sign a long-term contract in an organization where he can establish himself and eventually finish his career, instead of accepting a short but high economic value agreement. Peralta’s stance reflects a vision more focused on stability and sports project than on maximizing immediate profits. In an era where m…
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