MLB Trade Rumors By | May 5 Peralta ranks among the top five qualified NL starters in both innings pitched (45 1/3) and ERA (2.18) His 2.94 xERA (eighth among NL starters) is similarly impressive while his 3.57 SIERA and 3.45 FIP suggest he’ll continue to deliver the kind of reliable performance the Brewers have come to expect The wide gap between his .351 wOBA and .319 xwOBA suggests he’s due for some regression both of those numbers represent an improvement over his .292 wOBA and .278 xwOBA from 2024 He’s making more contact and hitting the ball harder than he did in his first two seasons The early results have been a good reminder of why he was once a first-round pick and a consensus top-50 prospect in the game and the Brewers will hope he can pick up where he left off in his next start An off-day on Thursday will allow him some extra rest before his next scheduled start against the Rays on Saturday Defensive metrics like DRS and OAA haven’t been thrilled with Frelick’s performance thus far in 2025 but he is only one year removed from a Gold Glove-winning season The Brewers’ outfield depth is already being tested and losing Frelick would make that problem substantially worse The righty has a 5.23 ERA and a 5.15 FIP in 36 games (19 starts) and 139 1/3 innings at Triple-A since joining the Brewers organization Milwaukee Brewers Notes Freddy Frelick found food on da floor and ate it Name the last 3 GOOD hitters the Brewers have drafted and developed… I’ll define good as having at least 2 seasons with an OPS+ of 120 or higher Of course these guys had their best OPS+ years on other teams I just stopped going back after 12 years or so and Jackson Chourio were very close to 120 last year and will hopefully improve with more experience its been a while since Prince/Braun/Hart/Weeks Turan and Frelick were not close to 120 last year Sooo who have been their best homegrown middle infielders catchers and center fielders in the last 10-15 years I wouldn’t get overly excited about Turang I would say his ceiling is probably similar to Nico Hoerner He still needs to improve his plate approach Best Brewers homegrown catcher over the 15 years is probably Lucroy I’d include both Jean Segura and Carlos Gomez in this group too Segura’s rookie season was with the Brewers and Gomez didn’t do much until he got to Milwaukee Oh cool White Sox will probably have 3 ex Brewers in there starting rotation soon they will have AAA caliber starting pitching idu why woody is still on rehab assignment threw 5+ effective innings in his last start and within a mph of previous velocity The guy spent 2 innings with the TV crew on Saturday Night. might want to go listen to Him for answers Log in Register MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball Register MILWAUKEE (AP) — Freddy Peralta pitched six sharp innings to help Milwaukee beat the Chicago Cubs 4-0 on Sunday, with the Brewers’ lineup breaking through after an injury knocked out left-hander Shota Imanaga in the sixth inning Milwaukee prevented the Cubs from earning their first road sweep of the Brewers since October 2015 The game was scoreless when Imanaga (3-2) strained his left hamstring while heading toward first base in an unsuccessful attempt to complete a 1-6-3 double play Imanaga grabbed the back of his left leg at the end of the play the Brewers had runners on the corners with two outs Julian Merryweather’s first offering was a wild pitch that brought home Chourio Merryweather also surrendered an RBI single to Daz Cameron and a two-run double to Caleb Durbin Cameron entered in the fourth after starting right fielder Sal Frelick departed with left knee discomfort Peralta (4-2) struck out seven while lowering his ERA to 2.18 He improved to 7-2 with a 2.92 ERA against the Cubs in his career Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta delivers against the Chicago Cubs during the first inning Sunday in Milwaukee Asbury News Bellevue News Clayton County News Delaware County News Dubuque News Dubuque County News Dyersville News Jackson County News Peosta News East Dubuque News Galena News Jo Daviess County News Crawford County News Grant County News Iowa County News Lafayette County News Lancaster News Platteville News Field of Dreams Coverage All Bites and Brews More Caucus News Freddy Peralta pitched six sharp innings to help the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Chicago Cubs with the Brewers’ lineup breaking through after an injury knocked out left-hander Shota Imanaga in the sixth inning Louis: Victor Scott II robbed Juan Soto of a three-run homer and later hit a tiebreaking double Louis to victory over New York for a doubleheader sweep Willson Contreras drove in three runs on three hits and Brendan Donovan had two hits and two RBIs The nightcap was tied at 4-all in the fourth inning when Soto drove a fastball to straightaway center and his glove was over the fence when he snatched the ball Scott’s two-out double off Max Kranick (2-1) scored Yohel Pozo from first base Phillies 9 — At Philadelphia: Josh Naylor hit an RBI single in Arizona’s three-run 10th inning and the Diamondbacks salvaged the finale of their weekend series Geraldo Perdomo and Corbin Carroll each had three RBIs for Arizona Pirates 0 — At Pittsburgh: Stephen Kolek pitched 5 2/3 scoreless innings in his first major league start and combined with four relievers for San Diego’s eighth shutout of the season and fifth straight win Rockies 3 — At San Francisco: Willy Adames homered twice and drove in three runs Adames hit a solo homer in each of his first two at-bats for his eighth career multihomer game He just missed another homer in the fifth when he hit an RBI double off the wall in right-center homered during Washington’s three-run seventh inning García gave Washington a 2-1 lead with his one-out solo drive off Graham Ashcraft (2-3) CJ Abrams tacked on a two-run double against Taylor Rogers Dodgers 3 — At Atlanta: Austin Riley hit two two-run homers and Atlanta stopped Los Angeles’ seven-game win streak with a victory Riley went deep in the first inning and again in the third A pinch-hit homer by Miguel Rojas off Dylan Lee in the seventh cut the lead to 4-3 Astros 4 (7 innings) — At Chicago: Luis Robert Jr tied it with an RBI single with two outs in the sixth inning stole second base and scored the go-ahead run on Edgar Quero’s single as Chicago rallied to beat Houston in a game shortened to seven innings by rain The game was delayed for 80 minutes before being called It was the White Sox’s second series victory of the season and their first series win against the Astros since July 2021 Chicago had lost or split its last six series with Houston Orioles 6 — At Baltimore: Maikel Garcia hit two of Kansas City’s franchise-record seven home runs broke a 5-5 tie with a seventh-inning solo shot off Yennier Cano (0-1) and Vinnie Pasquantino followed with drive into the right-field seats Cano had not allowed a run in his previous 12 outings this season Red Sox 4 — At Boston: Harrison Bader hit a go-ahead double off the Green Monster in the eighth inning Byron Buxton hit a game-opening homer on Garrett Crochet’s first pitch Blue Jays 4 — At Toronto: Tanner Bibee pitched five innings before leaving because of leg cramps Six-time All-Star José Ramírez was back in the lineup for Cleveland two days after leaving in the third inning because of a right ankle sprain Texas: Corey Seager and Adolis García hit two-run singles to highlight Texas’ six-run third inning Jacob deGrom won his second start in a row and the previously run-starved Rangers ended a four-game losing streak Yankees 5 — At New York: Jonathan Aranda homered and added a two-run single boosting Tampa Bay over New York to end the Rays’ eight-game stretch of scoring four runs or fewer Tampa Bay matched its season high with 16 hits Calif.: Trey Sweeney and Kerry Carpenter each homered and had four hits and they combined to drive in 11 runs as Detroit pounded Los Angeles to win three of four in the series Marlins 2 — At Miami: Rookie Nick Kurtz tripled with one out in the ninth inning and scored on a pinch hit by Tyler Soderstrom to lift Oakland Kurtz sent an 0-1 pitch from Anthony Bender (1-1) down the left-field line and Soderstrom singled up the middle two pitches later to give the Athletics the three-game series and improve to an AL-best 13-7 on the road Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Peralta recovers from 1st-inning homers to toss quality start vs CHICAGO -- A pair of four-seam fastballs from in the bottom of the first Tuesday night turned into back-to-back homers from White Sox hitters Andrew Benintendi and Luis Robert Jr Peralta had put his Brewers in a hole -- but it didn’t take long for him to right the ship on the mound He and catcher William Contreras saw batters being aggressive early in the count and the result was a very strong seventh outing of 2025 for Peralta After those consecutive homers at Rate Field, Peralta limited Chicago to just one hit and three walks. The 28-year-old righty also struck out five batters and ultimately completed six innings for just the second time all season, picking up his second quality start (first since April 2) and third ‘W’ in Milwaukee’s 7-2 victory Once he and Contreras realized the White Sox’s aggressive Peralta only threw the four-seamer three times in his next 17 offerings keeping Chicago honest at the plate and helping him work through the sixth “They were on his heater early,” manager Pat Murphy said “and he made a nice adjustment and showed that he can navigate through [when] someone's just jumping his heater.” Peralta peppered the White Sox with consistent fastballs He wasn’t going to go away from it all game but I had to navigate a little bit earlier to let them know that I had all my other stuff working I was able to throw for a strike whatever I needed I was ready to come back with the fastball again.” Peralta pitched through his first five innings without much support from his offense the Brewers had only one hit -- left fielder Isaac Collins’ first career home run -- and trailed by a run everyone in the lineup had a turn at the plate an intentional walk and a hit-by-pitch to flip the game in Milwaukee’s favor Peralta followed with a 1-2-3 shutdown bottom of the frame Though his numbers have been great to start the season Peralta had only pitched into the sixth inning in three of his first six starts were his worst of any inning: He owned a 27.00 sixth-inning ERA while batters posted a 1.029 OPS in the frame He hadn’t completed fewer than five innings in a start in ‘25 But getting over that hump in the sixth was something he was thinking about -- and it took him just five pitches (all four-seamers) to do it especially after a long [top of the sixth] inning for us,” Peralta said This is a good opportunity to bounce back.' As soon that I came out Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball While the Brewers have seen some roster turnover over the last few seasons -- whether through trade (i.e current D-backs starter Corbin Burnes) or free agency (i.e current Giants shortstop Willy Adames) -- Peralta has been a constant in the rotation since 2021 Milwaukee continues to wait for a number of its rotation options to get healthy especially considering his back-to-back seasons with 30-plus starts “It's more important for me how I've been able to get the ball every five days Feeling really good on the day that I'm supposed to pitch is all that matters for me.” USA; Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta (51) delivers a pitch against the Chicago Cubs in the first inning at American Family Field Mandatory Credit: Michael McLoone-Imagn Images A surge of unexpected brilliance has ignited hope for a team in need of redemption as two players transform challenges into opportunities on the field An unexpected season twist has put the Houston Astros' pitching future under the microscope as emerging brilliance and unnerving setbacks paint a complex portrait of the team’s rotation... 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Peralta ranks among the top five starters in the NL with a 2.18 ERA and has shown dominance on the mound while Frelick leads the team in batting with a 123 wRC+ Both players exited a recent game early due to injuries both players’ injuries could severely impact the team The Brewers are already short on outfield depth making Frelick's potential absence particularly concerning while Peralta seems to be managing his injury The Brewers are awaiting MRI results for Frelick's knee Peralta is scheduled to have extra rest before facing the Rays The team's management will need to evaluate their injury-plagued roster as they prepare for upcoming matchups Freddy Peralta and Sal Frelick’s injuries pose significant risks to the Brewers' early-season momentum Maintaining their health will be crucial for Milwaukee who must navigate a tough stretch while dealing with limited roster depth The team's future performance will hinge on the quick recovery of these key players The summary of the linked article was generated with the assistance of artificial intelligence technology from OpenAI We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it OK Privacy policy You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Sign up for a new account in our community We got a win on the diamond yesterday and it was nice to just have the one play to worry about. With the NHL winding down and the NBA coming to a close in the next month-ish as well, baseball will be the primary sport to write about for almost all of June, July, and August. Then we get back into football season. I have two plays for us today and the first one is here between the Cubs and the Brewers.  This is the best Cubs team that we've seen probably since they won the World Series At least they are off to the best start since that season They currently sit at 21-13 and are even good on the road with a 12-6 record away from the Friendly Confines That doesn't mean that the Cubs are unbeatable or on the path to win another title it is nice seeing them have a real offense and a pitching staff that seems capable of keeping them in almost every game We will see what moves they make to strengthen their weaknesses after missing out on multiple pieces and being a seller at most deadlines the past few years let's get through today as Shota Imanaga takes the hill Imanaga is 3-1 with a 2.77 ERA and a 1.13 WHIP He has been the anchor of this Cubs rotation for two years now He has made seven starts this season and has just two quality outings He also has two bad outings where he allowed five earned runs in five innings It seems as though the Brewers only faced him once last season and they got five hits in 18 at-bats against him.  USA; Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Shota Imanaga (18) pitches against the New York Mets during the second inning at Citi Field Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports The Brewers were my team to run it back and once again lead the division It seems like that might not be the case this year They have lost both of the first two games against the Cubs and really don't want to be swept by a division rival The best way to describe the Brewers is that they are surprisingly competitive they seem to remain in games and are at the very least considered playoff hopefuls One guy who has certainly stepped up for them is today's hurler Peralta for the season is 3-2 with a 2.52 ERA and a 1.07 WHIP Peralta has shown in the past that he is capable of throwing like this for extended periods I'm more inclined to believe in him as a second starter but he is among the best of those in the league but he has thrown to a 0.69 ERA in 13 home innings this season Cubs hitters have struggled against him in their careers If you look at this game on the surface level you have one team that is clearly better and playing better baseball - the Cubs I also see that both starters are really good with no real risk of either of them being bad I think this is a rather low scoring game here I'll back the under 7.5 with these two on the mound.  For more sports betting information and plays, follow David on X/Twitter: @futureprez2024  You are agreeing to OutKick's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy DISCLAIMER: This site is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting. 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See our ethics statement After two ugly losses to their biggest rival, the Brewers turned to their ace Peralta responded with six fabulous innings followed by three more good ones from the bullpen and Milwaukee’s struggling offense did just enough — and capitalized on Chicago’s one real mistake of the day — to pull out a 4-0 victory salvaging the last game of this otherwise-ugly series Peralta started out today’s game by giving them something they badly needed: a scoreless first inning with Peralta getting some help from home-plate umpire Malachi Moore on the last one (the called third strike was definitely high but the Brewers will certainly take what breaks they can get at the moment) In the bottom of the first, it was Jackson Chourio leading off against Cubs starter Shota Imanaga saw a few more pitches and finished his at-bat by dropping a single in front of Happ in left field William Contreras followed with a very different kind of single — a 111-mph screamer to center hit hard enough that Collins had to hold at second Christian Yelich then just missed the sweet spot on one and flew out to fairly deep right and their two first-inning hits went for naught The good call that Peralta got to end the first was cosmically corrected by a terrible missed third strike on a 3-2 pitch to the second inning’s leadoff hitter Busch advanced to second when the first-base umpire ruled obstruction by Hoskins on a pickoff throw but Brewers fans will surely be grumbling about the number of times they have seen this not called when it would have benefited them as Pete Crow-Armstrong hit a lazy pop fly into shallow left-center that nearly dropped between Collins and Chourio but Collins made the catch on the run while avoiding a collision with Chourio Miguel Amaya popped out to shallow left to end the inning Sal Frelick led off the second inning with a pretty deep drive to right and he was followed by a far less threatening fly ball from Caleb Durbin and a strikeout from Joey Ortiz Dansby Swanson led off the top of the third with a base hit but Joey Ortiz turned a nice 6-3 double play on a Jon Berti grounder and Happ popped out in foul territory to end the inning Turang fouled off a couple of two-strike pitches but struck out to start the bottom of the third Chourio hit an 0-1 splitter to right field for the second out and Collins popped out behind the plate for the third out — the Brewers were up to eight straight retired after Contreras’s one-out single in the first who appeared to tweak his left knee during his second-inning at-bat was removed from the game in the top of the fourth and replaced in right field by Daz Cameron was removed with “knee discomfort,” and it’s unclear if it requires anything more serious than some ice and rest) Tucker led off the inning by knocking a base hit in front of Cameron Peralta then struck out Suzuki again — swinging no help from the ump necessary — and Busch just missed a two-run homer after that a ball that was maybe just a tiny bit too high and which died on the warning track The inning ended when Hoerner hit a groundout to third for the third out Imanaga started his fourth with a three-pitch strikeout of Contreras but Yelich hit a rocket into the opposite-field gap with one out Crow-Armstrong did a nice job of cutting that ball off (If you look at PCA’s old scouting reports on MLB Pipeline This is the kind of thing that makes a difference.) Hoskins flew out to right which set up the first home at-bat for Cameron as a Brewer: he worked a good but he hit it to the wrong part of the park and flew out to center for the final out PCA got the fifth started with an opposite-field single but he was caught trying to steal second base — and I think we need to take a moment to acknowledge Contreras leads the majors with 11 baserunners caught stealing at a sparkling 46% rate and he was through five scoreless innings on 75 pitches but Peralta was holding up his end of the bargain William Contreras unleashes a perfect throw to nab Pete Crow-Armstrong at second base! pic.twitter.com/FHArMDTKZP Milwaukee’s offensive breakthrough would not come in the fifth and Imanaga was also through five scoreless on an even-more-efficient 71 pitches it was beginning to feel like a game where if the Cubs scored and he responded by getting the first two in the top of the sixth on just six pitches but Peralta struck out Suzuki for the third time and he was through six without allowing a run (or even an extra-base hit) Chourio led off the bottom of the sixth and took a questionable strike one on the outside corner and quickly fell behind 0-2 it was a very encouraging plate appearance Before the Brewer announcers could even debate whether or not Collins should bunt putting runners on first and second with one out for Yelich Yelich delivered a Yelich special — a hard grounder to the right side — but he did manage to beat the relay throw to first Imanaga also hurt himself on the play while running to cover first base — my years of watching soccer have told me that he likely strained a hamstring and there was a delay while Julian Merryweather was given whatever time he needed to get warmed up had runners on the corners and Hoskins to deal with It turned out maybe he wasn’t ready: his first pitch was way outside Chourio scored from third to break the scoreless tie on the wild pitch the Cubs put him on to face Cameron instead; with former Brewer and dad Mike Cameron in the crowd the younger Cameron picked up his first hit as a Brewer and Yelich scored from second for a huge second run Cameron stole second to put runners on second and third for Durbin and Durbin delivered: a two-run double to the right field gap that made it 4-0 The Brewers' offense finally had their desperately needed offensive breakthrough thanks to two unlikely sources: Cameron and Durbin Daz Cameron's first hit as a Brewer gives us a 2-0 lead ❕ pic.twitter.com/D7q0cdAt9V Caleb Durbin makes it a 4️⃣ run sixth! pic.twitter.com/t08fntb3C6 The fireballing Daniel Palencia carved through the Brewers in the bottom of the seventh with strikeouts of Turang and Collins and a Chourio groundout on which he tripped leaving the box but was fine looked good again today: he struck out Amaya and got weak groundouts from Swanson and pinch-hitter Vidal Bruján Abner Uribe, Wicked 85mph Slider....and Sword. ⚔️ pic.twitter.com/dnqPyAE8UG Old friend Drew Pomeranz was the pitcher for Chicago in the bottom of the eighth but Pomeranz struck out Yelich and got Hoskins to ground into a double play With the looming specter of how disastrous a late blown lead would be in this game Trevor Megill (who hadn’t pitched since Thursday) Megill got ahead of the leadoff hitter Happ but he knocked a 100-mph fastball into left field in a 1-2 count Megill got Suzuki for a loud first out (it went 366 feet to center field and was almost 99 mph off the bat) and Tucker stole second (and appeared to hurt himself but stayed in the game) to put two runs in scoring position but Megill struck out Busch looking and Hoerner swinging to end the game leaving PCA and his three homers in this series on deck but it was the bottom of the order that got the big hits Cameron was 1-for-2 with that huge two-out RBI single and Durbin had the game’s only extra-base hit that really shined this afternoon: against the red-hot Cubs offense Peralta allowed only four singles and one walk in six shutout innings while striking out seven and neither Koenig nor Uribe allowed a baserunner in their innings This win felt more like relief than anything else but it’s nice to get one after the first two games went so poorly The Brewers are back in action tomorrow night when they welcome Houston to town for a three-game set Post-game injury update from Adam McCalvy: Frelick will undergo an MRI on his knee Peralta was dealing with some groin discomfort but doesn’t believe it to be anything serious Freddy Peralta doesn’t believe his groin issue is anything to worry about He came out of the game after the sixth inning and effort to keep it that way CHICAGO – It may have seemed minor in the moment perhaps even completely overlooked given he wasn’t exactly facing Murderer’s Row yet Freddy Peralta may have taken an important step Tuesday night at Rate Field He showed he can pitch just as effectively with his secondary pitches as with his fastball and locked in to get through the sixth inning so maybe that’s actually two steps forward who’s now 3-2 with a 2.52 earned run average has been all about establishing the fastball early and relentlessly trusting his best pitch Peralta didn’t necessarily just dig his heels in when it was clear they were putting good swings on the heater BOX SCORE: Brewers, White Sox 2 “I think that as soon as we saw that they were really aggressive against me we started to use more breaking balls early,” Peralta said put Brooks Baldwin away on a curveball after alternating between curves and changeups Peralta threw fastballs 53% of the time out of his 93 pitches Tuesday the lowest of any of his six starts in 2025 He mixed in 20 changeups and 18 curveballs getting six of his nine total whiffs on those secondaries while only generating two on 21 swings against the fastball “He made a nice adjustment that showed that he can navigate through when someone's just jumping his heater,” manager Pat Murphy said When Peralta came back out for the sixth sitting at 86 pitches already and made biscuits of the White Sox hitters None of the swings against it looked remotely comfortable including the final hack by Quero in a three-pitch strikeout to open the frame Peralta feels his fastball sets up the secondaries I was going to come back to my fastball,” Peralta said “But I had to navigate a little bit earlier to let them know I had all my stuff working and I was able to throw whatever I needed for a strike Then when I saw that I was ready to come back to the fastball again and it worked really well.” The result was a breezy finish to the evening for Peralta in the inning that has historically given him fits Peralta has completed five innings but not been able to finish off the sixth That includes five of his six starts so far this season including a frustrating outing his last time out in San Francisco in which he faced three hitters and didn’t retire any of them in the sixth His 4.63 ERA in the sixth for his career is also the second-worst of any inning from the first through the seventh To get through the sixth immediately after his offense had rallied to give him a three-run cushion was important for Peralta – even if it was against the White Sox of all teams especially after a long inning for us,” Peralta said I was thinking about it myself trying to remind myself I got to get better in this inning "As soon as I came out I was hungry to finish that inning and I was able to do it.” Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application 2004 to Gregorio Peralta and Meredith Bartee of Olathe Alejandro graduated from Olathe West High School in 2023 and was currently employed with First Watch restaurant.  learning how many things are made and work and his friendships along life’s journey  He was preceded in death by his mother  Memorials are suggested to the cardiology unit at Children’s Mercy Hospital or the Kansas City Ronald McDonald House.  or 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beat the Chicago Cubs 4-0 on Sunday Julian Merryweather’s first offering was a wild pitch that brought home Chourio The Cubs had a chance to take an early lead when Michael Busch drew a leadoff walk in the second inning and was awarded second base an out later due to an obstruction call on Brewers first baseman Rhys Hoskins Peralta recovered by retiring Pete Crow-Armstrong and Miguel Amaya to end the threat Peralta increased his career strikeout total to 997 The only pitchers to collect 1,000 strikeouts as Brewers are Yovanni Gallardo (1,226) Ben Sheets (1,206) and Teddy Higuera (1,081) The Cubs return home for a three-game series with the San Francisco Giants 5.10 ERA) pitches for the Giants and left-hander Matthew Boyd (2-2 The Brewers open a three-game home series with the Houston Astros on Monday The scheduled starters are Astros right-hander Ronel Blanco (2-2 5.08 ERA) and Brewers right-hander Tobias Myers (0-0 AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb Your account has been registered, 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Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password. An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Chicago Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga (18) is consoled after getting injured during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers, Sunday, May 4, 2025, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps) Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Shota Imanaga prepares to pitch against the Milwaukee Brewers during the first inning of a baseball game, Sunday, May 4, 2025, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Jeffrey Phelps) MILWAUKEE (AP) — Chicago Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga left Sunday’s game at Milwaukee after straining his left hamstring, adding another injury to the banged-up rotation for the NL Central leaders. “We’ll probably do some imaging to see what’s going on,” Cubs manager Craig Counsell said. “He’s never had any lower body muscle strains, so he’s a little unsure of what the feeling means. But he felt something, for sure, so we’ll just get it checked out tomorrow and go from there.” If Imanaga has to go on the IL, the Cubs could move Chris Flexen into the rotation. They also have Cade Horton at Triple-A Iowa, and off days coming up on Thursday and May 15. Imanaga’s injury occurred in the sixth inning of a scoreless game. The Brewers had runners on first and second with one out when Christian Yelich hit a grounder toward first baseman Michael Busch. Imanaga left the mound to try to complete a 1-6-3 double play, but he was in clear discomfort as he headed toward first base. As Yelich beat the throw to first, Imanaga grabbed the back of his left leg. After Cubs officials checked on Imanaga and removed him from the game, the pitcher walked with a clear limp as he headed to the dugout. Imanaga noted that he felt “amazing” before Sunday’s game, so he isn’t sure what caused this latest problem. “I’m at the point where I don’t know exactly what’s going on,” Imanaga said through a translator. “I don’t know what the damage is. We’ll have to see going into tomorrow.” The Cubs got another scare in the ninth inning when star outfielder Kyle Tucker appeared to hurt himself sliding into second on a double steal. Tucker got checked out by Cubs officials, but he remained in the game and expressed optimism afterward that he would be available Monday when Chicago begins a series with the San Francisco Giants. “He felt a little something in his right hip when we went out there, then he thought it went away,” Counsell said. “We’ll check on him tomorrow, but (we’re) pretty optimistic.” Right fielder Sal Frelick departed in the fourth with left knee discomfort and was getting an MRI after the game. Right-hander Freddy Peralta left after throwing 89 pitches in six innings because his groin was bothering him, though he downplayed it after the game. “I didn’t want anything to get worse or something like that, but it’s nothing that I think I have to be concerned about,” Peralta said. Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker After allowing two solo home runs to Andrew Benintendi and Luis Robert Jr Peralta allowed just two more hits throughout the rest of his outing He struck out five and earned his third win of the season as the offense provided the necessary run support With a five-pitch sixth inning during Tuesday night’s win against the Chicago White Sox, the Milwaukee Brewers' ace, Freddy Peralta, capped off another impressive start 2025 marks the second season with Peralta sitting atop the starting rotation in Milwaukee while collecting 11 wins and 200 strikeouts while anchoring an injury-riddled Brewers' rotation Peralta has posted a 2.52 ERA across his first seven starts He has yet to allow more than three earned runs in a single start and has covered five innings or more in each outing As the calendar will turn to May before Peralta toes the rubber once again let's take a look at how his impressive April compares to seasons past Outside of shaky starts to the 2019 and 2022 seasons, Peralta has generally been effective in his first few starts of the season. His best April came in 2021 when he posted a 2.25 ERA across five starts while pitching in a rotation headlined by Brandon Woodruff and Corbin Burnes Peralta's numbers this year were just slightly behind his 2021 stats as he posted a 2.36 ERA in his six April starts His 2021 first half earned him his lone All-Star Game appearance making a return to the coveted midseason game a real possibility for Peralta in 2025 The Freddy Peralta of 2025 appears to be a more refined pitcher as opposed to the wild thrower that he was at the beginning of his career He's locating his secondary pitches well despite still throwing his renowned fastball 60% of the time the Brewers can only hope for the same quality and reliability that Peralta showed through the first full month of the season and uncertainty throughout the rest of the rotation Peralta's consistency will continue to be necessary as the long season plays out © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER 2025 marks the second season with Peralta sitting atop the starting rotation in Milwaukee Outside of shaky starts to the 2019 and 2022 seasons, Peralta has generally been effective in his first few starts of the season. His best April came in 2021 The Brewers' ace caps off a stellar month with a quality start against the Chicago White Sox homers fly as Brewers take series opener at Coors FieldApril 9th DENVER -- continued his dominance at Coors Field Tuesday, earning a 7-1 win over the Rockies in the series opener Tuesday as the Brewers kicked off a six-game road trip with their first away win of the season Peralta pitched five innings and allowed just one run a homer in the bottom of the third to Rockies center fielder Brenton Doyle It was one of just three hits Peralta allowed “Third straight outing where he just went after the hitters,” manager Pat Murphy said of Peralta “[He was] a little bit more tired than normal He said after five that ‘I'm good.’ He put a lot into it that bringing some ninth-inning mentality to his start and recording four of his strikeouts with high heat “He's got to pitch like a closer from inning one to how many innings he gives us,” Murphy said That heater up was really effective tonight.” The right-hander is now 2-0 in four games (three starts) at Coors Field with a 1.59 ERA (17 innings, three earned runs). The first of those games was his big-league debut in 2018 when he pitched 5.2 scoreless innings and struck out 13 a franchise record for a first-time starter “Hopefully that happens for the rest of my career,” Peralta said “I’m never going to forget what happened in my first game I don't really try to do the same thing on the mound Murphy attributed Peralta’s prowess in the notorious hitter’s park to having both “a knack for pitching” and a good memory and Peralta drew on his experience when approaching Coors Field I knew that my breaking ball probably wasn't going to be great,” Peralta said but my plan was to use the fastball today.” The Brewers paired an offensive outburst with Peralta’s strong showing erupting for four runs on six hits while batting around in the third inning Isaac Collins and Joey Ortiz -- hitting in the seven and eight holes -- led off the inning with a pair of singles to center and extended his hit streak to 10 games with a bases-clearing one-out double “They got a lot of speed at bottom of their order and they got their big boys up top,” Rockies ace Kyle Freeland said of the Brewers “It's somewhat of a difficult lineup to navigate.” and Sal Frelick hit three straight two-out singles from the middle of the order to plate two more runs and give the Brewers a 4-0 lead “Guys are starting to swing it a little bit better we've got a lot of improvement to do offensively,” Murphy said drove Freeland from the game in the top of the seventh launching a 444-foot homer into the center-field bullpen to extend his hitting streak to 11 games and restore the four-run lead over the Rockies I'm starting to get the ‘man strength.’ I've always known I've had it It was just kind of doing it the right way and not forcing it All that stuff comes from working out in the gym and Contreras followed in the same frame with a pair of two-out solo shots to right and left , fresh off the 15-day injured list (illness), pitched a perfect eighth inning, striking out two as he returned to Colorado, where he opened the 2024 season before a late-season trade to Milwaukee The icing on the Coors Field cake for Peralta was the chance to be in the same park with his brother, Luis, who debuted with the Rockies last year and is currently in their bullpen I was thinking about this moment -- I'm going to see him again,” Peralta said and that's why everything's more special for me.” Contract Status: 2024 Trade (Pittsburgh) Peralta didn’t come stateside until 2021 and wasn’t in full-season ball until 2022 after he’d already been eligible for the Rule 5 draft Peralta struck out plenty of batters that year (14.5 K/9 rate) but struggled with run prevention (6.41 ERA 6.6 BB/9 rate) and a starter’s workload (only 60 1⁄3 innings over 18 starts) He still struggled a bit with command (6.0 BB/9 rate) but he improved to 4.91 ERA while maintaining a healthy 11.0 K/9 rate Peralta had already been exposed to the Rule 5 draft three times and had gone unselected and unprotected each time Peralta’s 2024 numbers in Pittsburgh’s High-A affiliate were cartoonish: 0.60 ERA, 0.90 WHIP, 15.0 K/9 rate, 4.5 BB/9 rate in 30 innings. He was more human at Pittsburgh’s Double-A affiliate (1.86 ERA, 13.0 K/9 rate), but that was more than enough for the Colorado Rockies to acquire him for Beeks in a trade Between five appearances with Double-A Hartford and one with Triple-A Albuquerque Peralta threw eight innings of sterling relief — allowing one run on four hits and two walks with ten strikeouts Peralta finally made the Show in late August and he looked like he belonged immediately He made 15 appearances for the Rockies down the stretch and didn’t allow his first and only run until the 14th of them allowing only that one run (0.73 ERA) on seven hits and five walks (0.97 WHIP) Peralta’s 4.07 xFIP indicates some good fortune on run prevention His 0.8 rWAR ranked T-11th on the team (T-4th among pitchers) and his 0.3 fWAR was T-6th among Rockies pitchers Combined across three minor league levels and MLB Peralta threw 60 innings in 47 games with a 0.90 ERA Here’s some of Peralta’s 2024 MLB highlights: Eric Longenhagen of Fangraphs ranked Peralta 47th of the 92 prospects exchanged at the deadline as a 40 FV player, and last month he ranked Peralta 11th in the system as a 40+ FV grade pitcher with a 70 grade on his slider and a 60 on the fastball: Peralta looked like a perfectly fine lefty middle reliever in Pittsburgh’s system before he enjoyed a substantial velo boost throughout the 2024 season, during which he was traded to Colorado at the deadline for Jalen Beeks He sat 93 mph in 2023 and 94 during the bulk of 2024 then found another gear when he was promoted to the big club in late August and sat 94-97 Peralta hides the ball well and creates upshot angle on the pitch; if he can command it to the top of the zone more consistently but it has still been a platoon-neutral weapon that generated a miss rate around 50% from both lefties and righties in 2024 he’ll be one of Colorado’s high-leverage options Baseball Prospectus recently listed Peralta as a “Person of Interest” in their system write-up: but throws 95 plus from the left side with a good enough breaking ball to stay employed as at least a second lefty in the pen for a while An undersized lefty who is now a reliever only the 23-year-old Peralta is a two-pitch hurler His out pitch is a low-80s slider that misses a ton of bats a key reason he had a 12.0 career K/9 rate at the time of the trade Peralta’s biggest hurdle has been finding the strike zone consistently He’d walked 5.2 per nine in his career at the time of the trade The key area of his development is landing his slider in the zone it could give him a plus strikeout pitch and allow him to pitch meaningful innings in a big league bullpen Peralta has already been successful at the Major League level (though maybe more so than he deserved) so it’s not hard to imagine him continuing to be a useful set-up reliever going forward on the 2025 Opening Day roster That’s why I ranked him 17th on my list as a 40+ FV player HomeNFL Wherever you are, SportsGrid can be there too. Here are all the platforms and subscription services you can find us on: DISCLAIMER: This site is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting or prizes Pictured: Garrett Crochet of the Boston Red Sox I'll be looking into player props for three starting pitchers: Erick Fedde I'll be betting two outs recorded plays and one strikeout under Let's dive into my MLB player prop picks for Sunday Erick Fedde may not be projected for the most success in his outing today, but with a doubleheader on tap, he's the guy who can give the Cardinals length Fedde has gone over this mark in five of his six starts all while holding a 4.68 ERA and 1.35 WHIP which means many strikes early in the count and efficiency working through the order Last season, Fedde's strikeout rate was 9% higher His career averages are much closer to last year than what we've seen through six starts this year, so unless the Mets put the ball in the air consistently — which they don't typically do with the ninth-highest groundball rate in the majors — we should see Fedde bounce back in a big way and deliver the length needed for this long day on the diamond. The Twins are one of the most strikeout-prone teams in baseball As for Crochet, we've seen walks impact the length of his outings, but they don't hamper his ability to rack up strikeouts. His strikeout rate sits in the 81st percentile, and the Twins aren't a team looking to walk. They come in at 29th in walk-to-strikeout rate against lefties. This mark is a total we've seen Crochet hit in four of his seven starts, and everything points to him eclipsing it for a fifth time today. Speaking of pitchers with high strikeout upside and occasional command issues, Freddy Peralta will take the ball this afternoon against the Chicago Cubs Peralta hasn't worked deep into games this season having gone under this total in five of his seven starts We saw his inability to work deep into starts last season as he went under this mark 58% of the time in 2024 Peralta has a tendency to pitch into a lot of deep counts so his pitch count racks up despite his success his tendency to fall behind hitters will work against him today because the Cubs can punish him in hitters' counts The Cubs are the fifth-best lineup in baseball against right-handed pitching and they're not a team you want to face if you have impending regression like Peralta His 2.52 ERA is due to inflate. His xERA comes in at 3.10, and his FIP sits at 3.77 This should be the start where his flaws catch up to him so take him to exit before the sixth today Follow Doug Ziefel @DougZiefel on Twitter/X This site .css-115lfch{color:var(--tan-text-link);}contains commercial content. We may be compensated for the links provided on this page. The content on this page is for informational purposes only. Action Network makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the information given or the outcome of any game or event. Copyright 2025 © Action Network Inc, All Rights Reserved.Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | AdChoices DISCLAIMER: This site is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting This site contains commercial content. Disclosure Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-Gambler. “South Alabama is a tough team,” said co-head coach Chris Malveaux “We knew coming into it that it was going to be one of those games we miss hit the ball and couldn’t barrel it up They did a great job of keeping us off balance It was a game that pitching and defense won for us Great performances from Haley (Rainey) and SJ (Geurin) They were landing their stuff and working ahead.”  Haley Rainey and SJ Geurin combined for Auburn’s first one-hitter since Maddie Penta and Annabella Widra one-hit Chattanooga on May 18 Rainey tossed five no-hit frames in her start and relied on her defense to get outs Auburn led off the first three innings of the game with a walk but were unable to come up with any runs South Alabama’s Olivia Cato found her groove and retired the Tigers in order in both the fourth and fifth innings The Tigers strung together a pair of one-out singles from Peralta and AnnaLea Adams in the sixth but were unable to come through with the go-ahead hit The Tigers also had a pair of base runners in the top of the seventh Cato held Auburn to just five hits through seven innings Rainey did her job by retiring seven straight Jaguars to keep South Alabama off the board The Jaguars broke the streak with a leadoff walk in the fifth inning South Alabama moved the runner to third with a sacrifice bunt and fly out but Rainey forced the third out to keep the game scoreless Geurin took the no-hit bid into the seventh inning but the Jaguars were able to break it up with a one-out single through the left side The lefty forced back-to-back outs to send the game to extras Peralta came up big on the second pitch of the eighth inning as she slugged a solo home run to lead off the frame to give Auburn a 1-0 lead It was the ninth blast of her senior season The one run was enough as Geurin retired the final three Jaguars she faced in order She closed the game with four strikeouts and earned the win in relief to improve to 18-9 Peralta closed the game 2-for-4 with the lone Auburn RBI Adams also turned in a multi-hit game with a 2-for-3 effort Auburn concludes Southeastern Conference play this weekend as the Tigers host No 13 South Carolina for Alumni Weekend on the Plains This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page A visitation will take place at the funeral home in Cecilia on Friday and a passion for family and the great outdoors John was truly a southern gentleman with a heart as big as the bayous he adored He was known as a "Jack of all Trades," able to fix just about anything John's vibrant spirit was fueled by his love for hunting and fishing passions he enjoyed sharing with his family and friends Those who knew John best remember him as a dedicated family man He cherished every moment spent with his loved ones whose sporting events brought him immense joy Each grandchild was met with a unique nickname a testament to his affection and the special bond he shared with each of them John will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him Jessica Peralta and Jena Friedman (Nick); grandchildren Eloise Marie Peralta and Betty Huval; brothers Aline and Alfred Ramirez and John Bela Peralta Pellerin Funeral Home of Cecilia (337-332-2111) is in charge of arrangements SEARCY – Harding junior Jose Manuel Peralta was named Great American Conference Player of the Year Peralta headlined three Bisons earning All-GAC honors Harding enters the GAC Championship ranked No 25 nationally in the latest Scoreboard NCAA Division II Rankings The tournament runs Monday through Wednesday at Hardscrabble Country Club in Fort Smith Peralta, a junior from Madrid, Spain, and ranked 25th individually in Division II, led Harding with a 72.82 scoring average over 22 rounds, including a low of 68 and 11 rounds of par or better. He was a unanimous All-GAC First Team selection and the program's second GAC Player of the Year, following Sam Tandy in 2024 Senior Christian Lindgreen of Fleet, England, and junior Dennis Staykov of Sofia Lindgreen averaged 73.95 over 19 rounds with a low of 66 and five rounds of par or better Staykov averaged 72.67 in 17 rounds with a low of 67 and six par or better rounds Lindgreen also earned GAC Academic Honor Roll distinction Sophomore Jose Arzu from Guatemala City, Guatemala, received All-GAC Honorable Mention, adding to his Second Team selection in 2024. Arzu averaged 74.36 over 22 rounds. Senior Finlay Cummings also made the GAC Academic Honor Roll Arkansas Tech freshman Tobey Kim was named GAC Freshman of the Year and Henderson State's Matt Ward was Coach of the Year The Elite Scholar Athlete awards went to Jacob Peetoom of Arkansas Tech and Lukas Hendricks of Southwestern Oklahoma State Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Brewers go with Peralta as Opening Day starter for second straight yearFebruary 13th PHOENIX -- If you were surprised to hear Brewers manager Pat Murphy name an Opening Day starter on Wednesday -- the very day pitchers and catchers reported to Spring Training -- you weren't alone The Brewers' pick, right-hander coming back from working out," Peralta said Thursday morning It's not even the first day!' He was smiling knowing that it's going to happen again You never know how long it's going to be but it's something I feel good about." who beat the Mets in his first career Opening Day assignment last season will face a different New York team on March 27 when the Brewers take on the Yankees in the Bronx at 2:05 p.m the 28-year-old went 11-9 with a 3.68 ERA and 200 strikeouts He provided stability in a season that the Brewers set a club record by employing 17 different starting pitchers setting a career high for innings and reaching the 200-strikeout milestone for the second straight year "It's been a great journey," he said "I love what's happening in my career right now." Few players can tell a career story as compelling as Peralta who comes from modest beginnings in the Dominican Republic was traded from the Mariners to the Brewers as a teenager and was 21 years old in May 2018 -- still learning English still wearing braces -- when his parents finally got to see him pitch professionally where Peralta was scheduled to start for Milwaukee’s Triple-A affiliate and he took a no-hitter into the sixth inning of a Brewers victory Peralta has expanded his fastball-heavy arsenal signed a long contract extension (he has one more club option for 2026) and climbed the depth chart to make his first Opening Day start a year ago “I remember going to [Denver] in the black SUV," Peralta said how I’ve been growing in this game on the field and outside of the field I have a very nice family with my [two] kids.” who has been on Milwaukee’s staff for the entirety of Peralta’s MLB career: “The great thing is that he’s still got growth because I never think of a guy as a grizzled vet when they still have that step to take.” "The goals are the same: stay healthy It's the most important [thing] for a starting pitcher without thinking about what is going to happen at the end I know I'm going to have ups and downs stay on the line for the most time I can in the season and everything is going to be fine." Here’s another potential area for growth: leadership The Brewers lost a significant presence when shortstop Willy Adames signed with the Giants in the offseason not only because of his big personality but his ability to have hard conversations with teammates when necessary but he admitted that he has a harder time initiating tough talks I’m always there for the guys,” Peralta said “The only difference between me and him is but sometimes I don’t want to make other people feel bad or think that I’m talking too much I have had the respect of everyone here for years I feel comfortable knowing that everyone sees me that way as a leader Let’s see how we take care of everything.” Hunter Mulholland is a Newsweek contributor based in St Hunter has been with Newsweek since April 2025 and previously worked at Fansided and SportsHub STL He is a graduate of Westminster College (MO) You can get in touch with Hunter by emailing h.mulholland@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content The New York Yankees' rotation has been struggling in the early going of the season With the starters having a combined ERA north of 4.00 the Yankees will be looking to bolster the rotation as summer approaches After sending Nestor Cortes to the Milwaukee Brewers for Devin Williams the Yankees are keeping tabs on another Milwaukee arm Peralta would continue his strong showings in the following season Peralta has endured a strong start to this season entering Tuesday with a 2.43 ERA through six starts the Brewers are middling through a weakened National League Central and unless fortunes change soon for the Brew Crew they may be looking to part with their cornerstone starter Meanwhile, the Yankees will be missing Gerrit Cole for the entire season and reigning American League Rookie of the Year Luis Gil until June The Yankees are down three of the starters they had coming into the season with Marcus Stroman on the injured list as well until at some point in May Peralta would subside rotation worries in the Bronx as the regular season marathon continues Kristie Ackert at Athlon Sports threw Spencer Jones into the mix as possible compensation for the Brewers' ace Jones was once heralded as the next Judge in New York but has struggled thus far in the minor leagues Jones was the first-round selection for the Yankees in 2022 after spending three seasons at Vanderbilt Jones could provide the required upside the Brewers would look for in moving Peralta Peralta is entering a season with a club option on his contract and the team that wins his services is likely to pick it up and keep him for another season past this one The Brewers could drive the price up and set themselves up for the future with prospects and major league-ready talent More MLB: Yankees Should Target Reliever Of Year Favorite After Devin Williams News Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta (51) throws to the Chicago Cubs during the first inning Sunday in Milwaukee Chicago Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga (18) is consoled after getting injured during the sixth inning against the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday in Milwaukee MILWAUKEE — Freddy Peralta pitched six sharp innings to help Milwaukee beat the Chicago Cubs 4-0 on Sunday, with the Brewers’ lineup breaking through after an injury knocked out left-hander Shota Imanaga in the sixth inning Julian Merryweather's first offering was a wild pitch that brought home Chourio Lake Central's Luke Halfeldt keeps an eye on the action from the dugout Lake Central's Josh Flores holds a sign at the Munster-Lake Central cancer fundraiser game Peter Bumpass throws the first pitch to his grandson Munster's Mason Jarrett Munster's Mason Jarrett leads off of first base Peter Bumpass gets a hug from his grandson Munster's Mason Jarrett Munster's Mason Jarrett takes his turn at bat Lake Central's Parker Robinson slides safely into third Peter Bumpass sings the National Anthem at the Munster vs wears a "K Cancer" (strike out cancer) jersey Lake Central's Jacob Figg slides safely into third beating the tag by Munster's Danny Schassburger rewritten or redistributed without permission High School Sports Extra - Vikings Win a Wild One Over Wildcats This edition of High School Sports Extra is provided in partnership with The … Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device The Rockies play the first of three games against the Milwaukee Brewers Tonight, the Colorado Rockies (2-7) welcome the Milwaukee Brewers (5-5) to Coors Field as they conclude their first homestand of 2025 This year’s 2-7 start to the season matches last year’s nine-game start and is tied for the second-worst start in the first nine games It’s worth noting that Rockies starting pitchers have posted a 2.61 ERA (48.1 IP tied for the second-best starter ERA in the Majors with Los Angles-NL and behind New-York NL (2.16) This marks their second-best ERA in franchise history through the first nine games (The 2020 Rockies started their season with a 2.44 ERA) he’s earned a 2.08 ERA in 13.0 IP including 16 strikeouts He has retired the last 19 batters he has faced Peralta took a 4-1 defeat in his only start against the Rockies last season (September 8 at American Family Field) he is 1-0 with a 1.50 ERA in 3 career games/2 starts at Coors Field (12 IP Lefty Kyle Freeland will take the mound for the Rockies in his third start of the season and his first at Coors Field. Currently, in addition to a new sweeper, he has a 2.13 ERA in 12.2 IP. He’s struck out 10 in what is, arguably, his best start to a season since 2018. (Read Mac Wilcox’s analysis here.) 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He is preceded in death by his father Rogelio M Peralta and brother Jose "Chumbe" Reyna, Jr. He is survived by his... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Steven Peralta created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Steven "Steve" Peralta born on June 8 © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne Is "NORTH" The Best Surf Photography Book Ever Made? From Tubes To Turns, Jai Glindeman's Surfing is a Treat to Behold Gerry Lopez Goes Deep With Justin Jay On The Plug Podcast NewsAll NewsEventsBig Wave NewsWorld Surf LeagueEnvironmentalIndustryWave PoolsPosts List ‘He Was Such a Legend’: A Decade After His Death, Shawn “Barney” Barron’s Spirit Shines in Colorful Air Show Hawaiian Big Wave Icon Clyde Aikau Passes Away at 75 But we all gripe about crowded lineups now and again Owen” he tells me as we go wide on everything from art and education to gardening every boardsport dreamt up by humankind—of which Peralta dabbles in all but what I love about it the most is that it got me completely away from crowds.” We reflect on our respective adopted homes Peralta’s is along the almost featureless Central California coast and both are off the surf maps enough to keep things quiet and I may not be standing tall in Soup Bowl barrels all on my lonesome but what we lack in superior quality we gain in solitude and serenity “We don't have any point breaks here,” Peralta says of his enclave—or “We don't have any breaks that attract people from outside to come here it's a really low population area for surfers And my point is that the surf's not great; it's good enough But there are no crowds because we don't have any A-list places where So that's always been the theory of my life Go to the place that maybe doesn't have the best I'll take that trade off any day,” I say Having lived in Southern California for a handful of years I can remember being all too happy at the chance to run up the coast rather than squabble at Huntington Pier or the Newport River Jetties where it was just like trying to cut through the subway back home in New York adding that it’s too tough to get to and I rarely have the time to break away from work or accommodate crosstown traffic when the odd swell arrives—and not giving my beloved home waters their fair dues much more crowded since wetsuits have gotten better and I’ve drifted away from it for some of the very reasons he parted ways with Los Angeles I let on that I’m spending more and more of my time in the Caribbean which has (at least in part) prompted me to begin relocating here wait a second,” Peralta blurts as he registers my (incredibly) good fortune at finding a right-hander smack-dab in the middle of town I can feel his fuses blowing through my phone’s speaker “How did you find someplace where you get to surf alone?!” I coyly add that the people are as pleasant as they come “I'll be there with the woman I spend my life with.” “Do me a favor and keep your mouth shut,” I say stepping so blatantly out of line and with all of my humility so far out the window that I can’t help but laugh at myself hoping to relay my intended humor and retract some of my arrogance is in perfect accordance and doesn’t seem to bat an eye: “Believe me Thanks for visiting The 23-year-old LHP reliever delivered a lot of hope for the Rockies bullpen in a late-July trade Welcome to the 2024 edition of Ranking the Rockies, where we take a look back at every player to log playing time for the Rockies in 2024 The purpose of this list is to provide a snapshot of the player in context The “Ranking” is an organizing principle that’s drawn from Baseball Reference’s WAR (rWAR) We’ll begin with the player with the lowest rWAR and end up with the player with the highest If there is one area the Rockies have done fairly well in over the last two years it’s making a few trade deadline deals to send good relievers and receive back younger relievers who could be the foundation of a much-improved Colorado bullpen in the future Following a path similar to Victor Vodnik 12 in our Ranking the Rockies series with a 0.8 rWAR and came to the Rockies in a trade from Atlanta for Pierce Johnson in 2023 23-year-old LHP Peralta landed in Colorado on July 29 via Pittsburgh in a trade for 31-year-old LHP Jalen Beeks Though the sample size was small, Peralta flashed amazing potential after making his MLB debut with the Rockies less than a month later when he threw a hitless, walkless 1 2/3 innings with two strikeouts against the Yankees in New York With the Rockies up 7-2 with one out and one on in the sixth inning Peralta got two flyouts and a line out before striking out Gleyber Torres and Juan Soto Peralta quickly showed the performance was not a one-off only giving up five singles and five walks while striking out 11 and tallying one hold He finally gave up one run against the World Series Champion Dodgers when National League MVP Shohei Ohtani led off the eighth inning of a Sept 27 game with a double and scored on a Kevin Kiermaier single Peralta responded by striking out Gavin Lux and Teoscar Hernández before ending the inning with Tommy Edman groundout the younger brother of Milwaukee ace and 2021 All-Star Freddy Peralta finished his first MLB season with a 0.73 ERA in 12 1/3 innings over 15 appearances with 14 strikeouts Eight of his appearances were even at Coors Field Peralta averages 95 mph with his four-seam fastball he throws hitters off with a breaking ball in the low-80 mph range Signed out of the Dominican Republic in 2017, Peralta seemed to be following his brother on the starter path. However, he struggled with command and wasn’t progressing in the Pirates organization from 2021 to 2023. For a more detailed breakdown of his past and abilities, check out Mario DeGenz’s deep dive on Purple Row from September He moved to the bullpen in 2024 and has been producing a tiny ERA ever since He posted a 1.29 ERA in five appearances with the Double-A Yard Goats and then pitched one scoreless inning with Triple-A Albuquerque before being called up to the Rockies Just as Vodnik went from another team’s prospect to a key arm in the Colorado bullpen Peralta has a chance to be a much-needed and successful asset in the Rockies bullpen for years to come Thanks for visiting PHOENIX – Freddy Peralta is just about always smiling But he's not usually this happy after a spring training outing Really good," said a jubilant Peralta from the home clubhouse at American Family Fields of Phoenix after throwing 5 ⅓ innings Saturday I was focused on making sure that I was able to throw every pitch for strikes whenever I wanted and all that Brewers manager called Peralta's outing in an 8-0 win over the Athletics "as good of a spring training outing as I've seen." While Cactus League outings aren't what makes players their money it was nonetheless impressive and encouraging to see Peralta so sharp in his penultimate tune up before starting on opening day March 27 "He just went after them and maintained his velocity for five-plus," Murphy said Peralta came out of the gates firing 95-mph heaters with regularity He touched 96 with his fastball in the first inning and reached 97 rare velocity for a spring game for the righty with a strikeout to punctuate the third inning I didn't try to have a little bit more," Peralta said "I just tried to be myself and I'm surprised Normally I get to that point during the season because of energy takes me to that level William Contreras and Rhys Hoskins both hit tape-measure blasts in an eight-run second inning Contreras' cleared the batter's eye in center field while Hoskins added a no-doubter to left-center for his sixth homer of spring Coming off a substandard first season with the Brewers Hoskins continues to look healthier at the plate This past off-season was his first fully healthy one in multiple seasons and was especially better than a year ago when he was finishing his rehab from a torn ACL That consequently makes him feel more sturdy at the plate A late addition to the lineup for Brice Turang who was scratched with right shoulder fatigue but is otherwise completely fine according to Murphy Pratt went 2 for 3 with a walk and drove in a run That type of performance has become a theme this spring for Pratt five RBI and a .977 OPS in Cactus League play "Twenty-year-old kid that continues to impress with his feel for the game," Murphy said We don't find many 20-year-olds that have that He's from a baseball family and you forget that he's 20 because he plays with such an understanding and a vision of the game." Sunday 3:10 p.m.: Milwaukee RHP Brandon Woodruff vs Broadcast – FanDuel Sports Wisconsin with Fox 6 simulcast Who said small ball doesn’t win games? pic.twitter.com/WdFQboelPq Crew backs Peralta's gem with expert small ballApril 2nd MILWAUKEE -- Brewers manager Pat Murphy leaned into ’s ear and suggested what Turang was already thinking “It’s a good idea to put a bunt down the first-base line right here and we’ll win the game,” Murphy told his second baseman He even offered Turang a tip: “It’s going to be a breaking ball.” It was too late to make a winner of after the Brewers ace completed eight innings for the first time in six years but it was just in time to salvage what had been an 0-for-5 three-strikeout afternoon for Turang and to give the Brewers a second consecutive victory on the heels of a four-game losing streak to start their season Before the bunt, the Brewers were feeling a little sick at the thought of squandering one of Peralta’s best starts in a Brewers uniform. He retired the final 19 hitters he faced and equaled his career high for innings pitched -- Peralta threw eight innings in Cincinnati in April 2019 in his 16th career start -- while allowing only two hits with no walks and eight strikeouts It was the sort of bulk the Brewers so badly needed with six Major League starters on the injured list and another still building up in extended Spring Training “He was as good as I’ve seen him in I don’t know how many years,” Murphy said They’ve got maybe the top player in baseball in Bobby Witt Jr We have to be relentless and never give in.” Who said small ball doesn’t win games? pic.twitter.com/WdFQboelPq They had to be resilient because it wasn’t a particularly good day at the plate The Brewers struck out 17 times and went 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position Some of the most painful of those outs came in the seventh inning when the Brewers had runners at second and third base with nobody out but did not score who’d staked the Brewers to an early 1-0 lead with his first home run of the season only to see his teammates waste a bases-loaded no-out threat later in the same half-inning after Brewers lefty Jared Koenig kept Kansas City off the board having tried twice to bunt the free runner over and come up empty managed a groundout to the right side that put the winning runner -- Dunn -- 90 feet from home who’d looked uncomfortable in the batter’s box against Royals left-handed starter Cole Ragans and now faced another lefty in Long with the game on the line The whole stadium knew a bunt was possible “It was a perfect bunt,” said Royals left fielder Cavan Biggio Brewers coach Jason Lane alerted Dunn to the likelihood of a safety squeeze but it’s not a full suicide squeeze in the sense that if he pops it up one of three Brewers relievers who kept the game close: “[Dunn] had a great read it was a payoff for keeping his head up after a tough start who came back from their first 0-4 start in a decade to win the series we need to do something as a team to feel better,’” Peralta said “I think it was the first time since I’ve been here that we started a season that way we’re only starting.’ Now we’re seeing what we want to see.” you just have to keep moving forward,” Turang said you kind of know that at some point in the game Channelsreels-556232Reelsarrow-expand-556233Luis Peralta escapes bases-loaded jam in the 5thRockies @ RaysMarch 29 2025 | 00:00:17add-reel-556234Reelsshare-square-2-556235ShareLuis Peralta sidesteps trouble in the bottom of the 5th to keep the Rays scoreless and maintain the Rockies' 1-0 lead By: 5:30 am on December 8 A project review meeting has been requested for the eight-unit residential infill at the south end of Peralta Avenue in Bernal Heights, San Francisco. The project would create four large apartments above four ADUs on a steep lot. AEM is the project architect The nearly six-story structure will yield around 12,050 square feet of housing including four three-bedroom apartments and four studio Additional Dwelling Units The larger apartments will each span around 2,580 square feet with a rooftop deck while the ADUs will span 430 square feet each with a rear yard deck Parking will be included for four cars and four bicycles The 0.18-acre property is located at the end of Peralta Avenue a few blocks from the western edge of the Bernal Heights park Though the project rises 60 feet above its lowest point the structure never extends over four floors above ground at any given point The site overlooks a busy section of Highway 101 near the chaotic intersection with I-280 Peralta Avenue property outlined approximately by YIMBY Henry Yeung of SF AEM is responsible for the application and is listed as the property owner City records show the property sold in 2020 for around $100,000 Construction is expected to cost roughly $3.2 million and last around a year requiring around 260 cubic yards of excavation Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates Like YIMBY on Facebook Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews but the steps to lower units needs to be studied more I’ve never seen continuous stairs like that without landings (stairs shown between the units) One trip and you’ll fall down 127 steps to your death It makes you wonder how much is this rendering off from a real sanctioned states that a flight of stairs shall not have a vertical rise greater than 12 feet 7 inches (3835 mm or 151 inches) between floor levels or landings There are exceptions to this vertical height limit: (a) Stairways not within or serving a building or deck; (b) Stairways leading to non-habitable attics; and (c) Stairways leading to crawl spaces states that a flight of stairs should not have a vertical rise greater than 12 feet (3658 mm or 144 inches) The vertical height is measured from one landing walking surface to another Perhaps all they have to do is make a crawlspace at the bottom of those steps to circumvent the code but it looks like doozy if you trip on the first step –it’s instant death by tumbled body trauma Really though,when there are as many ADUs as apartments they are not really ADU’s anymore like individual apartment buildings with owners units ADU is not “additional dwelling unit.” Rather it is “accessory dwelling unit.” ga('send', 'event', ‘Robert ‘Becker, 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/desktop-ad.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ADVERTISEMENT ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/sfyimbyadnews.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/sf-yimby-dot-com-graphic.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); Follow on Instagram © COPYRIGHT New York YIMBY LLC The town of Peralta purchased this building BOSQUE FARMS — The possibility of an annexation request is giving the Bosque Farms Village Council pause in regards to its neighboring municipality Bosque Farms Clerk/Administrator Michael Limon told the council he had received notice from the town of Peralta that it would like to annex a piece of property it purchased in 2024 which sits on the north side of the village directly adjacent to the Peralta town line Peralta purchased the building at 2500 Bosque Farms Blvd for $860,000 to house its community center the building has been sitting empty for about 16 years Limon said the village hasn’t received a formal resolution from Peralta asking to annex the property as of the February meeting but wanted to bring it to the councilors for discussion “While I am wishing to be respectful of Peralta — we have a good working relationship — research should have been performed .. the town purchased (the property) before consulting (the village),” Limon said saying there have been “rumblings” of an exchange between the two municipalities — Peralta would give Peralta Drive to the village in exchange for the community center property Limon said the “front half” — the western half of the road — is in Bosque Farms two-lane road going east off Bosque Farms Boulevard belongs to Peralta While the village hasn’t received gross receipts tax revenues from the property for more than a decade “Why trade a revenue source for an expense I can’t agree to an annexation without a proper exchange,” Limon said According to Valencia County property tax records the actual value of the property in 2024 was $856,418 with a taxable value of $285,473 Online records also indicate the taxes for last year haven’t been paid and a total of $11,304 is now due as of March 3 working relationship between the village and Peralta but was hesitant to have the council consider a trade of any sort of revenue for an unknown expense “I haven’t received an official resolution from Peralta and ask you to postpone this until we do,” he said Bosque Farms Councilor Tim Baughman said he wasn’t sure whether such an annexation would be allowed under state law “They are also hinging this on 1969 case law when Las Cruces annexed (New Mexico State University) but I question the fact that they are using that as an example since (that property) was not part of another city “I don’t think we’re necessarily prepared or qualified to look into previous case law I suggest the town of Peralta supply an (New Mexico Attorney General) opinion on how the statutes interact.” he writes that while the state statute pertaining to annexation between government agencies doesn’t specifically mention municipalities an annexation of property owned by a political subdivision of the state — in this case the town of Peralta — from one municipality to another would be legally allowed so long as both jurisdictions agreed to the annexation “The principal requirement is that the annexation be done with the consent of the affected municipality who otherwise has jurisdiction of the land the annexation cannot occur,” Chavez wrote in the memo addressed to the Peralta mayor and town councilors Former Bosque Farms mayor Russ Walkup suggested if the village was really interested in a property exchange it should look at asking for additional property in Peralta to clean up the jagged border between the two municipalities you’re trading for something that could generate GRT for you Baughman ultimately made a motion to postpone action on the annexation or any kind of property exchange indefinitely until more research could be done The council voted 4-0 in favor of the postponement the council will consider a resolution for annexation of the community center property Dendinger can be reached directly by calling 505-823-7803 Email notifications are only sent once a day LOS LUNAS — A proposed shopping center could bring some big changes and big names to Los Lunas west of Interstate 25 — if developers and the village are able to come to an agreement (Editor’s Note: The following agendas should be considered draft agendas until 72 hours prior to the meetings.) 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