Brewers go with Peralta

Brewers go with Peralta as Opening Day starter for second straight year
When asked on Thursday who his Opening Day starter would be, Brewers manager Pat Murphy said, "Freddy. Run with it." The Freddy he's referring to is Freddy Peralta, who was tabbed as the club's Opening Day starter for the second straight year.
Here's how Freddy Peralta found out about being named Opening Day pitcher
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Freddy Peralta on how he found out about being named Opening Day pitcher for the 2025 season.
'Who else is it going to be?': Pat Murphy already has revealed Brewers' opening day starter
Announcing Freddy Peralta as his opening day starter on the first day of camp is a no-brainer, as far as Brewers manager Pat Murphy is concerned.
Brewers’ Freddy Peralta earns Opening Day starter nod
The Milwaukee Brewers have made it official, right-hander Freddy Peralta will be their Opening Day starter for the second straight season. Manager Pat Murphy dropped the news on February 14, the very same day pitchers and catchers arrived at spring training in Phoenix.
Brewers Name Freddy Peralta Opening Day Starter vs New York Yankees
According to manager Pat Murphy, ace Freddy Peralta will once again be the Brewers’ Opening Day starter for the second straight year after defeating the New York Mets on Opening Day in 2024.
Brewers' Freddy Peralta: Confirmed as Opening Day starter
Brewers manager Pat Murphy said Wednesday that Peralta will start Opening Day on March 27 against the Yankees, Adam McCalvy of MLB.com reports. He will presumably be opposed by Gerrit Cole, although the Yankees have not yet confirmed as much.
Brewers ace Freddy Peralta's heartwarming reaction to Pat Murphy's pitching update
Brewers manager Pat Murphy named Freddy Peralta as his Opening Day starter -- and the right-hander is thrilled.
Here's what Freddy Peralta about the absence of Willie Adames this year
Will Freddy Peralta miss Willie Adames' presence this year? Who won't? Adames was traded to the Giants in the off-season after spending four seasons in Milwaukee.
As Brewers pitchers and catchers report, 4 observations about the state of the starting rotation
You'll recognize most of the players who take the ball as starters for the Brewers this year, but performance is a question.