
Freddy Peralta’s Mets acclimation takes its first spring training step
NY Post
PORT ST. LUCIE — Freddy Peralta threw a bullpen session Monday to his primary catcher for the first time this spring, under the watch of the team’s new pitching coach.
There is much newness to the Mets, to which the ace right-hander is a significant component.
But now comes the other side of it, as Peralta begins the acclimation process to his new team.
Some introductions won’t be necessary: Peralta had Tobias Myers, Devin Williams and Tyrone Taylor as teammates with the Brewers.
Many others have become acquaintances over his eight major league seasons.
His exposure to the team’s pitching group, headed by new pitching coach Justin Willard, was immediate following the trade that sent Peralta and Myers from Milwaukee on Jan. 21 for Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams.

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