New York Mets starting pitcher Freddy Peralta will hit free agency after the 2026 MLB season. Nonetheless, if Peralta does see himself in New York long-term and the Mets feel the same way, what would a contract extension look like? SNY’s Jim Duquette shared the contract length and dollar figures he sees the Mets offering the starting pitcher. Don’t Expect Freddy Peralta to Take Any Team DiscountMoreover, Duquette doesn’t see the new Mets starting pitcher taking any discount after being on a team-friendly contract during his time with the Milwaukee Brewers. But you also know he’s coming off one where it was a steep discount there in Milwaukee.”Would Freddy Peralta Want to Stay With the Mets?