Here is what the page “Freddy Peralta's World Series Opponent Makes Rays ALCS MVP Story Even Better” contains. Freddy Peralta, the Milwaukee Brewers right-hander and newly crowned ALCS MVP, is set to face a familiar foe in the World Series: the team that originally signed him as an amateur free agent. Peralta, who was traded to the Brewers in 2015, has blossomed into a frontline starter, and his dominant postseason run for Tampa Bay—though he technically never pitched for the Rays—has become one of the most compelling storylines of October.
The 27-year-old struck out 28 batters over 19.2 innings in the ALCS, allowing just three earned runs, to help the Rays advance past the Houston Astros in six games. His emergence as a big-game ace has drawn attention to the player development pipeline that connected him to both organizations, and now he'll take the mound against the franchise that gave him his first professional opportunity. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.