Rays helped Freddy Peralta bloom in ways Mets couldn’t

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-04 · by Jon Heyman

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Freddy Peralta, a former Mets pitcher struggling to find his form, has flourished under Tampa Bay Rays pitching coach Kyle Snyder. Since joining the Rays, Peralta has become an unhittable starter and will take the mound for Game 2 against the Yankees on Monday night. According to Peralta, Snyder’s guidance helped him correct minor flaws in his pitching technique, contributing significantly to his improved performance.
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Freddy Peralta, a former struggling pitcher for the Mets, has found success with the Tampa Bay Rays, becoming an unhittable starter. When asked about his turnaround, Peralta credited Kyle Snyder, the Rays' pitching coach. According to Peralta, Snyder provided him with straightforward advice that corrected some of his previous mistakes without introducing any new or complicated techniques. This development highlights how coaching and team dynamics can significantly impact a player's performance in Major League Baseball.

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🔮 The other three games will be covered by $703M worth of talent (Cole, Rodón and Game 2 winner Max Fried’s combined take-home pay).
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🔮 And it surely would be a great and maybe even historic story if he could beat all odds and make it back within two weeks of straining the soleus muscle in his right calf.
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Game 2 MLB Mets Rays Tampa Bay

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Peralta PERSON · 3× Rays ORG · 2× Freddy Peralta PERSON · 1× Kyle PERSON · 1× Kyle Snyder PERSON · 1× MLB ORG · 1× Mets ORG · 1× Tampa Bay GPE · 1× Yankees ORG · 1×

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Freddy Peralta, who went from Mets bust to unhittable Rays starter, has a short explanation for how he regained his usual form in Tampa Bay, and even bettered it.
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2026-10-04 · New York Post
Rays helped Freddy Peralta bloom in ways Mets couldn’t · assertive framing

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Freddy Peralta, who went from Mets bust to unhittable Rays starter, has a short explanation for how he regained his usual form in Tampa Bay, and even bettered it. asserted
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“I have Kyle,” Peralta said. asserted
Peralta → have → Kyle
Peralta was talking about vaunted Rays pitching coach, Kyle Snyder, who’s a big part of the secret sauce in one of MLB’s perennially surprising stories. asserted
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“He showed me stuff I wasn’t doing right,” said Peralta, who’ll start Game 2 vs. the Yankees on Monday night. asserted
who → show → night
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