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Brewers' Peralta: Trade Target for Playoff Contenders
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The Milwaukee Brewers, known for their strategic approach to building a powerhouse team, have once again proven their prowess by securing the best regular season record in the National League in 2025 and winning three consecutive division titles. Their secret? Trading away stars at the right time to replenish their roster with prospects and maintain their winning streak. With aces like Corbin Burnes, Josh Hader, and Devin Williams previously traded, the Brewers have accumulated a wealth of talent and kept their payroll flexible. Now, all eyes are on Freddy Peralta, their top starter heading into next season, who could fetch a significant return if traded. Teams in need of starting pitching, particularly those eyeing Detroits Tarik Skubal, are circling. The Brewers will monitor the free agency market and make a decision on Peraltas future before opening day. Checkout Solipillow.com
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