
Peralta Shines in Spring Debut, Building Chemistry with Alvarez
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Freddy Peralta showcased his ace potential in a spring training game against the Yankees, striking out four and giving up minimal hits. His chemistry with catcher Francisco Alvarez, established in bullpen sessions, shone through. Peralta, known for his high energy and trash-talking antics, is preparing for his second exhibition start and aims to build up to four or five innings before the season opener.
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New York Mets News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Peralta Shines in Spring Debut, Building Chemistry with Alvarez. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
From New York Metz coverage, this is your March 9th update. Freddie Peralta brought his usual high energy to the Metz Clubhouse before facing the Yankees in spring training on Sunday. Unlike many pictures who stay quiet on Game Day, he jumped into a basketball game, laughing and trash talking while taking wild shots. On the mound at Clover Park against the light Yankees lineup, he settled in after a shaky first inning, pitching three solid frames in a 10-4. When Peralta struck out four, gave up three hits, one walk, and two earned runs. He smartly switched from fastballs early on to changeups and curveballs later, which shut down the hitters. This came after a quick chat with catcher Francisco Alvarez during the game. Alvarez praised Peralta as a great teammate who stays happy and pumps up the clubhouse. The two are building a strong battery after working together in camp for over a month. Manager Carlos Mendoza noted their chemistry started strong in bullpin sessions, covering pitch targets against lefties and righties. This was their first game together in the Great
Fruit League, and it went smoothly. Peralta, prepping for his second exhibition start, showed a step ahead of opening day. He has about two more spring outings to build up to four or five innings before taking the hill against the Pirates on March 26th at City Field. And yes, those pre-game basketball bets for coffee might continue. Support for this DNN episode comes from our sponsor. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com
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