The longtime Brewers standout is being paid $8MM this season and is a free agent at season’s end. Recent slide notwithstanding, Peralta’s track record probably leaves many other clubs believing they can get him back on track. The Rays and Brewers have track records of improving pitcher performance. Entering the season, Peralta looked like one of the five best free agents of the upcoming class and was a slam-dunk qualifying offer recipient. Even with Peralta struggling, a trade should net a better return than that.