Freddy Peralta

Freddy Peralta is listed as the starting pitcher for the Brewers on Saturday.

Fantasy Impact

Peralta was originally scheduled to Friday, but Tobias Myers will now get the call. The move will give Peralta and extra day of rest before facing the Tigers Saturday.

Freddy Peralta allowed three runs on four hits over five innings on Sunday against the White Sox.

Fantasy Impact

Peralta was able to settle in after allowing two runs in the first inning. He is scheduled to face the Tigers next.

Freddy Peralta struck out 11 while allowing just one earned run over 5.2 innings in Tuesday's 6-3 loss to the Cubs.

Fantasy Impact

Peralta surrendered only three hits and two walks, showcasing his dominant strikeout ability despite the team's defeat. Peralta's performance continues to highlight his high strikeout upside, maintaining an impressive 11.8 K/9 rate this season. His ERA slightly improved to 3.61, and his WHIP remains stellar at 1.06.

Freddy Peralta allowed one earned run on four hits and one walk while striking out seven over seven innings in Wednesday's 1-0 loss to the Marlins.

Fantasy Impact

Despite the solid outing, Peralta was saddled with the loss, a tough pill to swallow given his strong performance. His season ERA now sits at 3.81, with a commendable 1.08 WHIP and an impressive 11.3 K/9, underscoring his ability to rack up strikeouts. The high strikeout rate combined with a solid 3.94 strikeout-to-walk ratio continues to make him a valuable asset in fantasy leagues, particularly those that reward strikeouts heavily. However, his win-loss record might not fully reflect his effectiveness due to the occasional lack of run support, as evidenced by this game.

Freddy Peralta took the loss Friday, yielding five earned runs on eight hits and one walk while striking out six over five innings against the Astros.

Fantasy Impact

This outing nudged his ERA up to 4.17 and his WHIP to a still-respectable 1.13 for the season. Despite the rough start, Peralta's high strikeout rate (11.6 K/9) and solid underlying metrics, such as a 3.58 FIP and a 3.76 K/BB ratio, suggest he remains a valuable asset in fantasy leagues. His ability to miss bats consistently should help him rebound, but fantasy managers might be growing a tad restless with the volatility in his run prevention.