As of writing the Brewers haven't traded Peralta, but there is a lot of noise out there early this offseason. This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/brewers/onsi as New Freddy Peralta Report Is Bad News For Brewers.

"I've said before, we can never shut the door on anything with anybody in our market," Brewers president of baseball operations Matt Arnold said of Peralta.

During a break at the GM Meetings on Tuesday, Brewers president of baseball operations Matt Arnold sounded much more like a baseball man ready to make a deal. “We try to evaluate ourselves as hard as anybody,

For a team that spent last October watching someone else’s champagne spray, the New York Mets have a little pride to reclaim. The payroll was historic, the resu

After a disappointing year, the New York Mets are almost certain to be aggressive in adding impact talent this offseason. One glaring area that needs to be addr

Brewers urged to keep Freddy Peralta, trade for 185-strikeout lefty pitcher originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Milwaukee Brewers just had a special season, even if it ended in a sweep by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NLCS.

I personally had Peralta as the most valuable player on the team for 2025, and the community agreed, with seven of the 11 votes as of Thursday afternoon going to him. The other four went to Brice Turang (three votes) and William Contreras (one vote).

Brandon Woodruff's decision on the qualifying offer that the Milwaukee Brewers extended to him last week will have significant implications on the team's approach to the 2026 season, including how they handle a potential Freddy Peralta trade.