
Freddy Peralta
Peralta is a hold — his numbers sit right at league average.
His expected ERA is 3.84 against a league average of 4.10, a gap small enough that it reads as ordinary rather than as a skill edge. He has faced 730 batters, well past the point where that number becomes reliable, so this is the level he is at. His expected wOBA allowed of .302 matches the story: mildly better than league, not a difference that changes a roster decision. The rate stats back that up — he strikes out 21.4% of batters against a 22.0% league mark, and his walk rate of 8.6% is a touch above the 8.0% average, so the strikeout and walk profile is essentially neutral. His xERA has been stepping down across the sample, which is worth watching but has not yet moved him into buy territory. Nothing here is unstable; there is no luck stat dragging the line either way. Hold. A 0 K / 3.84 ERA / 1.34 WHIP line is a deep-league hold, not an asset — no action needed.
VS His Norm
- Strikeout %21.4%—−8.1% ▼vs his ~29.5% career norm
- Walk %8.6%—−0.8% ▼vs his ~9.4% career norm
Drivers
- xeraSIGNALskill near league average (3.84)
5×5 ROS Outlook
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