Peralta starts for Rays in World Series Game 3 against Brewers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 25, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Oct 25, 2026
Freddy Peralta, now with the Tampa Bay Rays, will start Game 3 of the World Series against his former team, the Milwaukee Brewers, on October 25 in St. Petersburg, Florida. Milwaukee holds a 2-0 series lead. Peralta has received cheers from Brewers fans despite the rivalry, reflecting his previous eight seasons in Milwaukee. He has excelled with the Rays, including a recent MVP performance in the AL Championship Series. Rays manager Kevin Cash credited Peralta for improving his game after his trade from the New York Mets.
- •Brewers lead the World Series 2-0 entering Game 3.
- •Peralta has an MLB-leading 0.90 ERA during his last nine starts.
- •He was named MVP of the AL Championship Series.
- •Milwaukee fans continue to support Peralta despite playing for the Rays.
- •Cash credits Peralta for improving his pitching since joining Tampa Bay.
- 4:30 PMYahoo Sports — Milwaukee still loves him, but Peralta will try beating the Brewers in World Series Game 3
"Even in a different uniform, Peralta has received cheers from the Milwaukee crowds as his Tampa Bay Rays try to prevent the Brewers from winning their first World Series title.
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