Mets pitcher Freddy Peralta is working to get back on track after what multiple reports describe as his worst outing of the season. On Tuesday, Peralta allowed six earned runs over six innings in a loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. Following that performance, Peralta says he is focused on a mechanical tweak he believes will help improve his results going forward. The reports present the same sequence of events: Peralta struggled in the Cardinals game, leading to a difficult start for his season, and he is now adjusting his approach in hopes of restoring his form. While specific details of the mechanical change are not provided in the available accounts, both sources agree on the motivation for the adjustment—improving effectiveness after the six-run outing—and the context of the game against the Cardinals. Peralta’s next steps center on implementing the change and using it to regain consistency as he continues his season with the Mets.