Freddy Peralta says he believes he likely made his last start for the New York Mets as the MLB trade deadline approaches. Speaking after a Sunday appearance, Peralta acknowledged that, while nothing is certain, he “probably” completed his final start with the club and that a potential trade or other roster move would depend on circumstances. He added, “If it happens, it happens,” indicating acceptance of whatever decision the organization and the market make.
The reports also note Peralta’s performance this season, citing an ERA of 4.99. Peralta expresses that he knows his results are not where he wants them to be, saying he can be “way better” than his current season numbers. Taken together, the sources describe a pitcher facing a potentially uncertain immediate future, while also signaling confidence that his best form is stronger than his current statistical output.
No source provides confirmation that a trade is imminent or that Peralta is definitely leaving.
