Freddy Peralta Scratched from Mets Start
New York Mets beat reporter Anthony DiComo reports Freddy Peralta has been scratched, with the trade market heating up as context.
Mets starting pitcher Freddy Peralta was scratched from his scheduled appearance, according to beat reporter Anthony DiComo. The report notes the scratch comes as the MLB trade market is heating up, raising questions about whether the move is injury-related or connected to a potential trade. No specific reason for the scratch was provided in the report. The Mets' involvement in trade discussions adds uncertainty around Peralta's immediate status.
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