Summary
The New York Mets are considering a trade for pitcher Freddy Peralta to strengthen their starting rotation. The Mets currently lack a strong leading pitcher and have shown interest in Peralta, who plays for the Milwaukee Brewers and has a good track record. The Brewers are open to trade offers but will require a strong proposal to part with Peralta.
Key Facts
- The Mets had issues with their starting rotation last season and have not yet added a top pitcher.
- Kodai Senga of the Mets showed promise but was sidelined due to injury after leading with the best ERA.
- The Mets are exploring options, including Freddy Peralta from the Brewers, to improve their rotation.
- Freddy Peralta is a 2-time All-Star pitcher with a strong performance history.
- David Stearns, now with the Mets, was involved in acquiring Peralta for the Brewers previously.
- The Brewers are open to hearing trade offers for Peralta but do not have an urgent need to trade him.
- The Brewers had a successful last season and feel capable of contending again with Peralta in their lineup.
