Rays acquire Peralta mid-season; pitcher dominates in World Series
Freddy Peralta was traded to Tampa Bay mid-season after an ugly stint with the Mets and has since regained ace-level performance.
Freddy Peralta was acquired by the Tampa Bay Rays in a mid-season trade following an unsuccessful period with the New York Mets. Since joining the Rays, Peralta has demonstrated dominant pitching performance. He started Game 3 of the World Series for Tampa Bay in a must-win situation, showcasing the improvements made by the organization.
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