Freddy Peralta Hits Major Milestone in Brewers’ Win Over Blue Jays

11 months ago

Freddy Peralta Hits Major Milestone in Brewers’ Win Over Blue Jays

Peralta dominated Toronto with six shutout innings, eight strikeouts, and just one hit allowed in a 7-2 win. The 28-year-old improved to 16-5, Milwaukee’s first 16-game winner since Zach Davies in 2017. Riding four straight scoreless starts, he lowered his ERA to 2.58, second-best in the NL, while keeping the Brewers atop the league at 84-52.

By Nischay Rathore

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Bookie Reveals What He First Thought About Shohei Ohtani Interpreter Scandal

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Bookie Reveals What He First Thought About Shohei Ohtani Interpreter Scandal

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MLB Veteran Randy Moffitt, Brother of Billie Jean King, Passes Away at 76

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MLB Veteran Randy Moffitt, Brother of Billie Jean King, Passes Away at 76

Moffitt, a 12-year MLB reliever for the Giants, Astros, and Blue Jays, died Thursday at 76 after an illness. “We extend our deepest condolences,” the Giants wrote. From 1973–78 he saved at least 10 games each year, finishing with 96 saves and a 3.65 ERA. He entered the Giants’ inaugural Wall of Fame in 2008.

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Jason Heyward Honored With Dodgers World Series Ring

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Jason Heyward Honored With Dodgers World Series Ring

Heyward played 63 games for LA in 2024 before being cut, yet still earned a World Series ring, received before Friday’s game vs. Arizona. The former Gold Glove outfielder revived his career with a .813 OPS in 2023 but struggled again with San Diego in 2025. At 36, his MLB future looks over, but the Dodgers redemption remains.

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Payton Tolle Shines in Red Sox Debut, Mom Jokes He’s ‘Still a Hack’

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Payton Tolle Shines in Red Sox Debut, Mom Jokes He’s ‘Still a Hack’

Tolle struck out eight over 5.1 innings in his MLB debut vs. Pittsburgh, allowing just two runs. "I turned to all the guys in the infield, I said, ‘I think you guys are really, really cool.’ …Tried to look up, tried to find my dad. And then the other side hearing my mom," with the playful jab, revealed Tolle.

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Blake Snell Takes Blame After Dodgers’ Loss to Diamondbacks

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Blake Snell Takes Blame After Dodgers’ Loss to Diamondbacks

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