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How the Rays fixed Freddy Peralta: The changes that propelled him back to ace form after ugly Mets stint
When the Tampa Bay Rays return home Monday for the first World Series game at Tropicana Field since 2008, they will give the ball to one of their shortest-tenured players.
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The Tampa Bay Rays will start right‑hander Freddy Peralta in Game 3 of the World Series at Tropicana Field, his first start since his ALCS‑MVP performance in Game 6. Peralta joined the Rays from the New York Mets at the trade deadline and has been praised for his work on “little things.” He credits the team’s coaching staff, trainers, and massage therapists for helping him feel better and improving his performance. The Rays’ decision to use Peralta reflects confidence in his recent recovery and readiness to contribute to the championship series.
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