[Passan] BREAKING: The New York Mets have acquired All-Star right-hander Freddy Peralta in a trade with the Milwaukee Brewers, sources tell ESPN. Deal is done. Top prospects Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat are headed to Milwaukee. One more big league pitcher will head to the Mets.

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  1. Stearns I would like to apologize for everything I said

    This is one of those deals that neither fan base likes, which imo shows it’s a fair deal

  2. Brewers win the best names in this trade. Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat. Jett is like a 75 grade baseball name for a guy with his skill set.

  3. Brewers did well with this trade. Jett fits their mold very well, and with their pitching development they could turn Sproat into his full potential.

  4. Freddy has been a gem in my keeper league the last few years — hope he continues his success in New York!

    Hopefully Sproat sees fit to struggle against the Cubs, because I’m sick of getting schlonged by Milwaukee’s endless supply of young stud pitchers.

  5. Mets have had a pretty solid offseason after all that doom and gloom early on. On another note, there has to be nobody competing with the Orioles for Framber, please Mike Elias.

  6. Glad the Mets are going all-in to capitalize on Soto’s prime years but its a shame seeing the Brewers ship off their ace after having the best regular season record in 2025 because they know they can’t afford him come FA. I guess its been their MO for staying competitive in a small market but I can see how it’d be tough being a fan of a team where you’re constantly shipping off stars and rooting for exciting new guys every couple of years.

  7. Spicy take, I’m cool with getting rid of Peralta. Was too wild, didn’t trust him

  8. So basically they swapped:

    Nimmo for Luis Robert

    McNeil for Semien

    Alonso for Bichette

    Diaz for Myers

    Sproat for Peralta

    They’re a much more well rounded team now

  9. Whoa. That’s a blockbuster. I’d rather have the Mets side, but Milwaukee got high value prospects here.

  10. Everyone who didn’t do inherently shit in the offseason is hating on the Mets, (Philly fans, yankee fans, rest of mlb) like can we see where it plays out

  11. Look im happy freddy is out of my division but im dreading the brewers inevitably working their devil magic and turning sporat into freddy 2.0

  12. I’ll really miss Freddy’s energy and attitude, was a great representative for the team, loved by everyone. I’ll obviously also miss him as a pitcher, but the team has a fantastic group of young starters so I think they’ll manage.

    Thing with Freddy is that he’s really, really good at not giving up hits. Like historically good. His .200 batting average against (among pitchers with 500 IP as starters in the last 10 years) is the best in baseball in that time. The tradeoff is that he also gives up a lot of walks, and runs up high pitch counts leading to short starts. Around 5 1/3 innings, and that’s with a much longer leash than most Brewers starters have. Even 7-8 years ago, that talent was obvious, he struck out 13 in his MLB debut at Coors. But you always had this feeling that there was more, and that kind of left a feeling after each start that it could’ve been even better. Mostly it was the nibbling, seemingly not trusting his stuff to put players away. And I get that it’s partly intentional, just not giving up anything remotely hittable. Just felt unnecessary at times. And if Chris Hook can’t sort that out over 8 years (Plus a few in the minors) I don’t think it’ll happen.

    Anyway, I don’t mean to make this negative, I do love Freddy. Just trying to put into words the feeling that he never reached the heights he seemed able to. Both the joy and frustration of watching him pitch. Honestly, kind of reminds me of the starter version of Devin Williams in a way. Will get into all kinds of trouble with walks, run up a super high pitch count in the first inning, and it’ll look hopeless. But leaves the game after 5 IP with just one run allowed. Somehow trick him into thinking the 1st inning is actually the 2nd, and he’ll be amazing.

  13. An innings eater throw in helps the mets a ton. That being said this is a huge win for the brewers, they managed to get two top prospects for a rental they didn’t want to pay

  14. So what I’m hearing is that the Brewers will somehow act like nothing has changed and win the division again?

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