Everyone wants to talk about an extension with Freddy Peralta when all he wants to do is settle into his new environment. The David Stearns-led Mets have been reluctant to pay out any significant money toward a starting pitcher on a long-term deal. Freddy Peralta doesn’t seem destined to stay with the Mets unless a few other plans fall throughOn Stearns’ vision board, what does the 2027 rotation look like? The other scenario, where Peralta doesn’t pitch so well, actually seems to make him more feasible to keep. Just because he’s on the Mets now doesn’t seem to make much of a difference as to whether or not he’ll stay.