Freddy Peralta's 2025 numbers can give the New York Mets added motivation to roll with a six-man rotation in 2026.

A 36-year-old pitcher formerly with the New York Mets, Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays announced his retirement from baseball.

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The Mets aren't believed to be currently pursuing an extension with Peralta but could be open to it down the road.

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