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Mets, Peralta Negotiating Extension Amid Length Disagreement

3/27/2026

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The New York Mets and Freddy Peralta are negotiating a contract extension, with a length disagreement.
Peralta seeks seven to eight years, while the Mets favor four to five years.
The Mets welcome seasonal talks, though Peralta remains uncertain about negotiating.
The Mets previously granted Francisco Lindor a 10-year extension before David Stearns took over.
Tommy Pham signed a minor-league deal, with the final decision resting with baseball operations.

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The New York Mets and Freddy Peralta are negotiating a contract extension, with a length disagreement.
Peralta seeks seven to eight years, while the Mets favor four to five years.
The Mets welcome seasonal talks, though Peralta remains uncertain about negotiating.
The Mets previously granted Francisco Lindor a 10-year extension before David Stearns took over.
Tommy Pham signed a minor-league deal, with the final decision resting with baseball operations.