Freddy Peralta on Mets Struggles Ahead of Trade Deadline: 'I've let them down'
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta has expressed regret over his performance during his tenure with the New York Mets, noting his struggles and admitting he felt he let the team down.
With the Major League Baseball trade deadline approaching, veteran pitcher Freddy Peralta is reflecting on his past with the New York Mets. Peralta, who is now with the Milwaukee Brewers, acknowledged that his time with the Mets was not what he or the team had hoped for.
Peralta's performance with the Mets saw his earned run average reach its highest point since 2019. He admitted, "I've let them down," in reference to his contributions, or lack thereof, during his stint with the club.
The pitcher's candid remarks come at a time when many players are evaluating their seasons and futures, especially with the possibility of trades looming. Peralta's retrospective highlights a period where his performance did not meet the high expectations often associated with a player of his caliber, adding a layer of personal reflection to the ongoing trade deadline narrative.
Peralta's public admission of failure is a rare and commendable moment of accountability in professional sports, offering a stark contrast to the usual deflection.


