The Brewers' top 30 prospects have been revealed. The two prospects acquired in the Freddy Peralta trade are on the list.

Did the Milwaukee Brewers bring in the future star pitcher they needed in the same deal that shipped out Freddy Peralta?

Peralta is making just $8 million this season. It’s a bargain for a two-time All-Star coming off a fifth-place finish in National League Cy Young voting. Peralta inked a five-year, $15.5 million extension with the Brewers back in 2020. The agreement included an $8.1 million club option for 2025 and a similar club option for this season.

Devin Williams can still close, but the Mets should stay flexible with Weaver now and Minter when he returns. Leverage wins games.

The New York Mets have been working their farm system hard lately, promoting from within to add pitchers Nolan McLean and Jonah Tong to go with this spring’s hot outfield candidate, Carson Benge. Despite this thinning of the prospect ranks,

Freddy Peralta hasn't yet thrown a regular-season pitch for the Mets after arriving via trade from the Brewers this past January, but that doesn't mean he isn't ready to be with the club for a long time.

Freddy Peralta is open to staying with the Mets beyond this season.

The New York Mets made one of the biggest moves of any MLB team this offseason, trading for starting pitcher Freddy Peralta from the Milwaukee Brewers. The Mets hope the transaction gives them an ace at the beginning of the rotation,