Mets Trade Freddy Peralta Days After Dealing Minter
The Mets traded Freddy Peralta to the Rays six months after acquiring him, days after dealing A.J. Minter. That's not one bad trade. That's a pattern.
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The Mets traded Freddy Peralta to the Rays six months after acquiring him, days after dealing A.J. Minter. That's not one bad trade. That's a pattern.
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